Have an API integration built
Working with systems that each matter on their own, but have no idea what the others are doing? We build API integrations that let data, processes, and user flows talk to each other smoothly, while your existing software keeps running as usual.
Less manual work and less error-prone handovers
Separate systems that work as a coherent whole
A technical foundation you can keep building on later
Have an API integration built
More calm fewer mistakes
In most companies, software multiplies fast. First an invoicing package, then suddenly a customer portal, later a planning tool and a warehouse system. Separately they do their jobs. But once you start moving information around by hand, you quickly get stuck in delays and errors. The lack of clarity eats time.
An Glossary · In briefAPIAn API is a defined way for software to exchange data or call functions in other software without needing to know how that software works internally.Read more integration lets systems exchange data in a controlled way and allows you to automate tasks. This reduces manual copying and helps prevent errors from duplicate entry.
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Possibilities
Different applications
Get systems working together
You make sure applications share data securely, without someone having to do it manually every time.
Automate processes
The handover between your webshop, ERP, CRM, planning, or reporting tool then runs automatically, without a human link in between.
Keep the architecture clear
Separate components more smartly from each other so your software stays more flexible and easier to maintain.
How we work
What we find important in API challenges
Build on existing software: If the foundation already works well enough in practice, we prefer to connect smartly rather than rebuild everything. That saves effort and is often operational sooner.
Direct contact with developers: You talk about integrations, dependencies, and the risks that come with them directly with the people who design and build the integration.
Clarity in architecture: We look not only at how data moves back and forth, but equally at how the software stays extensible and maintainable later without you getting stuck.
Transparency in choices: At the same time we explain exactly why a certain integration, chosen data structure, or overall integration strategy makes sense, or why it does not. And that last part happens too.
They really think along with us and do not just build whatever is requested.
Esther Radder
Workplanner Product Manager at SGI Compliance Nederland
10KB brings technical execution power and productivity. They think deeply with us about architecture.
Toon Van Dooren
Lead Innovation Engineer at Savvii Managed Hosting
They are not yes-men, but real sparring partners. Highly skilled in their field.
Antoon Scheffers
IVBB
10KB keeps your system up to date and future-proof.
Roos Rietveld
Director at Planned Culture
Possibilities through technology
The technology behind lasting integrations
An integration is only truly valuable if it holds up today and also grows with what you need tomorrow. That is why we look per challenge at API design, error handling, authorisation, scalability, and how different services behave relative to each other, all as a coherent whole.
Whether it is an existing monolith, a portal with varied user roles, or a whole landscape of separate tools: we choose the technology that fits your situation, not the solution that is easiest for us to deliver.
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Examples of software where integrations matter
We regularly work on products where multiple processes, data sources, and user flows come together. Next to this you see two examples of software where integration, a well-thought-out structure, and continuity make a direct difference.
Still have questions?
That mainly comes up when very different software packages need to exchange information with each other, and manual switching simply takes too much time or introduces errors too often. Think of integrations between webshop, ERP, CRM, planning, or your reporting environment.
Yes. Often the gain is not only in the integration itself, but especially in how the frontend, backend, and underlying services are structured. So we look a lot broader than just 'switching on an endpoint'.
No. Smaller custom challenges can also gain a lot from a solid integration, as long as standard integrations do not fit your process or the quality level you expect well enough.
Absolutely not. One of the big advantages of APIs is precisely that you can usually leave existing software in place and make it work more smartly with the rest of your landscape.
By not only looking at the short term. We pay close attention to data structure, authorisation, error handling, how maintainable the whole stays, and the impact of what still needs to be extended later, so an integration does not become a new blocker for what comes next.
Yes. That happens very regularly. Especially with integration challenges, clear alignment between teams is essential, because responsibilities, interfaces, and mutual expectations need to stay crystal clear, otherwise you get trouble from it later.
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