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The Modernisation Pre-Mortem: Eight Ways Your Legacy Replacement Fails, Written in Advance
A pre-mortem on healthcare legacy system modernization. Eight documented failure modes, the early signal for each, and what prevents them.
API Development & Integration
Connect systems, unlock data, and power new platforms.
Secure & Scalable API Services
We follow an API-first design approach to create contracts.
Building robust, stateless, and scalable APIs.
What Technologies Do We Use to Build APIs?
Our toolkit is focused on performance, security, and developer experience.
API Protocols & Design
The core standards and design specifications.
REST
The most widely used standard.
GraphQL
A query language for APIs.
OpenAPI
Industry standard for API design.
gRPC
High-performance framework.
Backend & Frameworks
Languages and frameworks to build fast APIs.
Node.js (Express)
High-performance JavaScript backend.
Python (FastAPI)
For data-centric APIs.
Go (Gin)
Excellent performance.
PostgreSQL / MongoDB
Databases to power your API.
Security & Management
Tools for securing and managing APIs.
OAuth 2.0 / OIDC
Delegated authorization.
JWT
Representing claims securely.
Postman
API testing and development.
AWS API Gateway
Managed API service.
Connecting Ecosystems
We build the digital glue that connects systems.
FintechHealthcareMarketplacesSaaSLogisticsE-CommerceIoTTravelReal EstateIdentity
Our Development Process
Frequently
Asked Questions
Seeking basic information? Our FAQ section is a ready reckoner with precise answers to the most probable queries.
What is API development, and why does my business need one?
API development means building a defined interface that lets your applications, partners, and internal systems exchange data reliably and securely. Most businesses need one once they have more than one app, integration, or partner that needs to talk to their core system.
What kind of APIs do you build?
We build RESTful APIs, GraphQL APIs, and webhook-based integrations, depending on what fits your use case — REST for straightforward CRUD-style resources, GraphQL when clients need flexible, nested data queries.
How do you secure the APIs you build?
Every API we ship uses OAuth 2.0 or JWT-based authentication, rate limiting to prevent abuse, input validation on every endpoint, and encrypted data in transit (TLS) and at rest.
Can you build an API on top of our existing legacy system?
Yes. This is a common request — we build an API layer that wraps a legacy database or system, exposing clean, modern endpoints to new applications without requiring a full rewrite of the underlying system.
Do you provide API documentation?
Yes, every API we build ships with OpenAPI/Swagger documentation so your team (or third-party partners) can understand and integrate against it without needing us in the room.
How do you handle API versioning as our product evolves?
We version APIs from day one (e.g. /v1/, /v2/) so we can ship breaking changes without disrupting existing integrations, and we maintain backward compatibility windows agreed with you in advance.
What technologies do you use to build APIs?
We build primarily with Node.js and Python (FastAPI/Django), backed by PostgreSQL or MongoDB, and deployed on AWS, GCP, or Vercel depending on your existing infrastructure.
Keep exploring
Related pages.
Related insights
Further reading.
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The Healthcare Integration Field Guide: What "Standard" Actually Buys You
A working reference for FHIR integration, HL7 integration, and healthcare API development. Which standard does which job, and what really blows the timeline.
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Ten Ways to Say No: Information Blocking Exceptions Are Software Requirements
Every information blocking exception is conditional. The conditions are build requirements: segmentation, consent as state, recorded determinations, and clocks.
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Both Answers Are Wrong: The Five Trade-Offs Inside Patient Matching
Patient matching has no correct setting. Five trade-offs where both options cost something, and why the threshold is a policy decision, not a config value.
