Spreadsheet middleware
Staff export CSVs nightly to keep CRM and finance aligned. We replace that with API-driven sync, field maps, and reconciliation dashboards.
API integrations, third-party connectors, webhooks, and payment/CRM/ERP glue — so your stack exchanges data reliably instead of through spreadsheets and copy-paste.
APIs
Connected
SaaS, banks, telcos, internal
Sync
Bidirectional
With conflict handling
Hooks
Event-driven
Signed, retried, audited
Maps
Data contracts
Clear field-level schemas
Most businesses run a patchwork of SaaS tools, payment rails, ERPs, and legacy databases that were never designed to talk to each other. LesterTechLabs builds production system integrations — REST and GraphQL connectors, webhook receivers, M-Pesa and bank bridges, CRM/ERP sync, and scheduled data pipelines — with idempotency, rate-limit awareness, and monitoring so failures surface before customers do.
Source systems
Payments, CRM, ERP, e-commerce, SMS, and internal APIs
Integration layer
Auth, mapping, transforms, retries, and dead-letter queues
Sync & events
Webhooks, polling jobs, and near-real-time bidirectional sync
Observability
Delivery logs, reconciliation reports, and failure alerts
POST /v1/webhooks/mpesa/c2b
202 Accepted · synced
{{ body|default:"{
\"status\": \"success\",
\"data\": { ... }
}" }}
Integration failures we see when tools are bolted together without contracts — and how we engineer durable connections.
Staff export CSVs nightly to keep CRM and finance aligned. We replace that with API-driven sync, field maps, and reconciliation dashboards.
Callbacks arrive twice, out of order, or not at all. We build signed, idempotent handlers with retries and dead-letter recovery.
M-Pesa settles but invoices stay open. We bridge payment gateways to accounting systems with matching rules and exception queues.
SaaS schema changes break silent jobs. We version mappings, contract-test critical paths, and alert on unexpected response shapes.
Core capabilities included in every integration services engagement.
Custom adapters for CRM, ERP, e-commerce, and internal services.
Signed receivers, retries, DLQs, and fan-out to downstream systems.
M-Pesa, Paystack, Flutterwave, and bank APIs wired into your stack.
Bidirectional sync with field maps, conflict rules, and audit trails.
Batch ETL for reports, warehouses, and overnight reconciliation.
Docs, monitoring, and handoff so your team can operate the mesh.
Common scenarios we deliver this service for, in any country.
M-Pesa and card settlements posted to Odoo, QuickBooks, or custom ERPs.
Leads, accounts, and subscription status stay consistent across tools.
Orders, stock, and fulfillment events shared between storefront and WMS.
Scoped keys, sandboxes, and mapping layers for ISV or bank partners.
Contract First
Field maps and event schemas before code — fewer surprises later.
Idempotent by Design
Safe retries for payments, webhooks, and batch sync jobs.
Operable Mesh
Logs, alerts, and runbooks so integrations don't become tribal knowledge.
A proven delivery framework from kickoff to production.
Map sources, sinks, auth models, volumes, and failure modes.
Field maps, event schemas, SLAs, and conflict-resolution rules.
Connectors, webhooks, retries, tests, and staging end-to-end runs.
Cutover, reconciliation reports, alerts, and optional managed support.
Modern, battle-tested stacks for production workloads.
Other software engineering offerings you may need.
Common questions about integration services.
API development builds your public or product APIs. Integration connects existing systems — third-party SaaS, payments, CRM/ERP, and partners — so data flows correctly without rebuilding those platforms.
Integration focuses on durable system-to-system data exchange and contracts. Automation focuses on replacing repetitive human workflows with scheduled jobs and bots. Many projects use both — we scope them clearly up front.
Yes. We routinely connect M-Pesa STK/C2B/B2C, Paystack, Flutterwave, and bank APIs to ERPs and finance systems — including webhook verification, reconciliation, and exception handling.
When the volume and logic are light, yes. For mission-critical payment, ERP, or high-volume sync we prefer custom connectors with tests, observability, and ownership — sometimes alongside a lightweight orchestration layer.
A focused two-system connector (auth + mapping + webhooks) often ships in 2–4 weeks. Multi-system meshes with reconciliation and partner onboarding run 6–12 weeks depending on vendor APIs and data quality.
List the systems that should share data — we'll propose an integration approach and timeline within 48 hours.
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