REST APIs, GraphQL, OAuth2, webhooks, and API gateways - designed for reliability, documented for developers, and secured for production from day one.
We design and build APIs that are production-ready from the start - with proper versioning, error handling, rate limiting, and authentication baked in, not bolted on later.
DynamicUnit's API practice covers greenfield REST and GraphQL development, integration with third-party platforms (ERP, CRM, payments, logistics), and API gateway setup via Azure APIM or AWS API Gateway. Every API we ship includes OpenAPI/Swagger documentation and a test suite — so your developers can consume and maintain it without guesswork.
We build APIs in .NET (ASP.NET Core) and Python (FastAPI / Django REST Framework) depending on your ecosystem. For Dynamics 365 integrations, we use OData and custom services. Our website development team consumes these APIs to power front-end features, and our Azure practice hosts them on App Services, Container Apps, or Functions.
Product catalogue APIs, order management integrations, payment gateway connectors, and inventory sync between e-commerce platforms and ERP systems.
Custom APIs connecting Business Central, D365 F&O, and CRM to portals, mobile apps, and third-party platforms.
Shipment tracking APIs, warehouse management integrations, carrier rate-shopping connectors, and real-time status webhooks for order fulfilment.
Secure transaction APIs, open banking integrations, KYC verification connectors, and regulatory reporting endpoints with audit logging and encryption.
From initial contract design to live monitoring - here's what our API practice delivers.
Resource-oriented APIs with consistent response structures, proper HTTP semantics, versioning strategy, and full error handling.
Schema-first GraphQL design with efficient resolvers, DataLoader batching, and subscription support for real-time use cases.
OAuth2 flows, JWT validation, API key management, rate limiting, and CORS policy - all configured before any data leaves the wire.
Outbound webhooks with retry logic, signature verification, delivery logs, and dead-letter handling for guaranteed message delivery.
Azure APIM or AWS API Gateway setup - routing, throttling, caching, developer portal, and analytics in one managed layer.
Connect to Dynamics 365, Salesforce, Stripe, logistics platforms, and industry-specific systems with properly error-handled adapters.
OpenAPI/Swagger specs, Postman collections, code examples, and a developer-facing portal so consumers can integrate quickly.
Request tracing, latency dashboards, error rate alerting, and structured logging so problems are caught before customers notice.
Many developers can write an endpoint. Fewer think about contract stability, consumer experience, and operational observability from the start. We do.
We define the API contract in OpenAPI before writing code - so consumers and producers are aligned before implementation begins.
Every API we ship has authentication, input validation, and rate limiting configured by default - not added in a security review three months later.
We write docs for the developers consuming the API - with real request/response examples, error codes explained, and edge cases covered.
Breaking changes are managed through versioning strategies - consumers are never surprised by a midnight deprecation with no migration path.
Connection pooling, caching headers, async processing for heavy operations - designed to handle production load from day one.
Unit tests, integration tests, and contract tests are part of every delivery - not an afterthought committed the night before go-live.
We map the consumers, data flows, and integration points. The API contract is defined in OpenAPI before development begins - so all stakeholders are aligned on endpoints, schemas, and authentication.
API gateway configuration (Azure APIM or AWS), OAuth2 authentication, rate limiting, CORS policies, and monitoring dashboards - all configured before the first consumer connects.
Production deployment, consumer onboarding documentation, and ongoing support. We monitor uptime, error rates, and latency - and handle versioning and deprecation as your API evolves.
Share your integration requirements - we'll review the architecture and give you a clear plan with realistic timelines.
