Integrations for growing teams.
System connections that keep data moving cleanly between websites, tools, agents, and teams.
What we build
Systems integration
- API integrations
- Webhook flows
- Data synchronisation
Problem
What this improves.
When tools do not share data cleanly, teams spend extra time checking exports, updating records, and reconciling decisions across systems. Every manual re-key is a chance for two tools to quietly disagree about the same number.
Solution
Wacky Works connects systems with APIs, webhooks, validation, and clear failure handling so useful data moves without becoming invisible magic. When something breaks, it breaks loudly, with a log and a notification rather than a silent gap in the records.
What Wacky Works builds.
Builds
- API integrations
- Webhook flows
- Data synchronisation
- Operational glue between tools
For
- Businesses using several tools that do not talk cleanly
- Teams moving data by export/import
- Operators who need cleaner handoffs between systems
Use cases
- Connecting a website form to CRM and notification tools
- Keeping customer, order, or project data aligned
- Building a stable integration where no native connector exists
Built like a working system, not a brochure promise.
Step 1
Identify the source of truth before connecting anything.
Step 2
Define validation, retries, logging, and failure notifications.
Step 3
Keep the integration understandable enough that future maintenance is possible.
Step 4
Document what moves where, and why, so the connection can be maintained by whoever comes next.
Where this work tends to show up.
FAQ
Short answers before the brief.
What if a tool has no API?
There may still be safe options such as webhooks, exports, email parsing, or changing the workflow, but brittle scraping is avoided unless there is a clear reason.
Can integrations be part of a bigger build?
Yes. Integrations often sit underneath automations, dashboards, agents, and AI-ready websites.
What does an integration cost?
Integration work is priced by the systems involved and usually sits within the automation and custom-system ranges on the Pricing page, which start from $1,000 in USD. A short mapping conversation settles the shape before any quote.
How do you keep an integration from breaking?
Validation on the way in, logging on the way through, and notifications when something fails. Third-party APIs do change, so connections are built to degrade visibly rather than silently.
Send the current version. The useful system comes after.
Share the current tools, goals, timeline, and the outcome that would make the work feel smoother.