What if a vendor has no API?

There is usually still a path: scheduled file exchange, a database view, or a webhook. We will tell you which options exist and how fragile each one is, so you can weigh that against pushing the vendor.

How do we know an integration has stopped working?

Because it tells you. Every integration we build reports throughput and failures, and alerts a person when it stops. Silent failure is the specific problem we are solving.

Can you fix integrations someone else built?

Yes. We start by making the current behavior visible, which often shows the failure has been happening for longer than anyone realized. Then we stabilize before changing anything.

Do you build the API or just consume them?

Both. We design and build APIs for your product when other systems or partners need to reach it, and we integrate with third-party APIs when you need to reach theirs.

Integration & API Solutions

From copying data between systemsto systems that talk to each other.

TechMahan builds and maintains the APIs and integrations that move data between your systems reliably, with monitoring and retries instead of hope.

For operations and technology leads whose teams still re-key the same record into a second system every day.

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In this service

From copying data between systems to systems that talk to each other.

How we engage

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What buyers needto know first.

Integration and API solutions at TechMahan covers API design and build, third-party integrations, middleware, and automated data exchange. We handle the failure cases first, because an integration that only works on a good day creates more work than it saves.

Somebody exports a file, somebody else imports it, and a typo becomes a reconciliation problem three weeks later. The integrations that do exist fail quietly and nobody notices until a customer does.

From copying data between systems to systems that talk to each other.

What we do

Named work.No filler categories.

TechMahan builds and maintains the APIs and integrations that move data between your systems reliably, with monitoring and retries instead of hope.

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API design and build

Versioned, documented, authenticated APIs other teams can build against.

02

Third-party integrations

Payment, logistics, CRM, ERP, and the rest of the tools you depend on.

03

Middleware and orchestration

One place where the routing rules live and can be changed.

04

Monitoring and error handling

Retries, dead-letter queues, and alerts that reach a person.

What you receive

What leaves withyour team.

Definition-style deliverables. Easy to scan. Easy to hand off.

Running integrations: Deployed, monitored, and alerting when something stops.
API documentation: Endpoints, authentication, and examples another team can use.
Error handling runbook: What each failure means and what to do about it.
Monitoring dashboard: Throughput, failures, and latency visible to your team.

How it runs

Steps you canfollow without guessing.

Stacked sequence. Same facts as a timeline, less visual noise.

01

Trace the data

Where each record starts, who touches it, and where it has to land.

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Define the contract

Fields, formats, and behavior agreed before anything is built.

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Build with failure in mind

Timeouts, duplicates, partial failures, and ordering handled explicitly.

04

Test against real volume

Including the bad payloads that production will eventually send.

05

Monitor in production

Dashboards and alerts so a stopped feed is noticed immediately.

Related TechMahan pages with the same operator standard.

The handoff your team does by hand today.

Tell us which two systems will not talk

Questions buyers ask

There is usually still a path: scheduled file exchange, a database view, or a webhook. We will tell you which options exist and how fragile each one is, so you can weigh that against pushing the vendor.

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