Create an API for your application
Expose selected functions to a customer portal, mobile application or partner. We define accessible data, authorised operations and permissions, then document the interface for future use.
Boostlab · API
Custom API development in Belgium
Connect your software, automate exchanges and move the right information between your tools. Based in Affligem, Boostlab helps Belgian businesses build APIs and integrate business applications.
Let’s discuss your toolsMake your tools work together.
Your online store, CRM, management and accounting tools should not require repeated manual entry. We assess your workflows and define clear exchange rules and error handling.
Connect existing software
We review authentication, quotas, formats and subscription permissions before proposing an integration. An available API must also support the operations your business needs.
Keep synchronisation under control
We define an authoritative source and matching identifiers for orders, stock, contacts or documents. Duplicate handling, retries and conflicts are planned from the start. Webhooks can trigger processing when supported.
Useful everyday connections
- 01
Commerce and operations
Send store orders to your management software and update catalogue information according to agreed rules.
- 02
Customer relationships
Transfer enquiries to your CRM, update a customer record and notify the right colleague.
- 03
Documents and accounting
Transfer approved data to invoicing or reporting tools with appropriate checks.
A defined and documented project
- API feasibility and provider constraints
- Data formats and business rules
- Server-side authentication and permissions
- Error handling and exchange monitoring
- Testing and implementation documentation
Your API questions
Can every tool be connected?
It depends on the interfaces offered by the vendor and your subscription permissions. We verify these before committing to a solution.
How is the cost determined?
It depends on systems, operations, volumes, exceptions and security requirements. Provider fees and maintenance are clarified in the proposal.
What happens when an external API changes?
Dependencies, checks and maintenance terms are defined so necessary adaptations can be planned.