Service · Integrations

API Integration Services

Payments, CRMs, and clinical systems wired together so the data still reconciles.

Integration work is where products quietly lose money: a duplicated webhook charges twice, a CRM sync drops a field, a partial failure leaves two systems telling different stories. I have shipped Stripe billing across five products, a HubSpot integration used by 50+ reps, and an HL7 gateway.

An integration is not finished when the happy path returns 200. It is finished when a duplicate webhook, a timeout, and a half-applied write all leave your data correct.

TL;DR

  • Stripe integrations across five products, including Stripe Connect creator payouts and automated payouts on a 2,000-booking marketplace.
  • HubSpot CRM integration in production: 50+ reps, 10 hours saved per rep weekly.
  • Event-sourced ledger with 31 event types and a 6-state escrow machine, with 248 passing tests.
  • HL7/FHIR interoperability in a hospital network: 200+ monitors, 10,000+ messages a day, 99% delivery.
55+
Projects Shipped
100%
Job Success
Top Rated Plus
On Upwork

The challenge

Integrations get written for the demo and maintained by nobody. The webhook handler assumes one delivery. The sync assumes the third party is up. Reconciliation does not exist, so a mismatch has no event log to explain it.

What I build

Payment Integrations

Stripe, Stripe Connect, and PayPal — checkout, subscriptions, payouts, disputes

CRM Integrations

HubSpot in production: object sync, rate-limited batching, native write-back

Healthcare Interoperability

HL7 and FHIR routing, validation, and HIPAA-conscious patient data

Third-Party & Registry APIs

Rate-limited sources ingested on schedules, with caching and backoff

Webhooks & Event Plumbing

Signature verification, idempotent handlers, replay tooling, and queues

Ledgers & Reconciliation

Event-sourced records, escrow state machines, and durable audit trails

What does a Stripe integration involve beyond taking a payment?

Charging a card is the small part. Production work means idempotency keys so a retried request never double-charges, webhook handlers that survive duplicate and out-of-order delivery, a local record of every state change, and reconciliation between Stripe's numbers and yours.

The receipts vary: a scam detection SaaS running Stripe alongside PayPal, an SMB loyalty platform that has processed $20K, and a UAE marketplace paying providers automatically across 2,000 bookings.

How do you integrate a CRM like HubSpot with an AI feature?

Start from the rep's existing workflow rather than the model. Sync only the objects the feature needs, write results back as native CRM records, batch and queue calls to respect rate limits, and keep every AI-generated action reversible by a human.

That is how Chasr works: GPT-4 follow-up assistance layered onto HubSpot instead of asking a sales team to change CRMs. Salesforce is capability here, not a receipt.

How do you stop two systems drifting out of sync?

Name one system of record per field, make every write idempotent, and make every sync replayable. Prefer events over polling where the source supports webhooks. Where money is involved, derive balances from an immutable event stream, not a stored number.

The strongest example: an SEC Reg CF crowdfunding backend where balances are never stored — they are derived from an event-sourced ledger with 31 event types across 28 Prisma models.

Can you integrate legacy, clinical, or registry systems?

Yes. Older systems rarely hand you a clean REST API — you get HL7 messages, flat files, SOAP envelopes, or a rate-limited registry endpoint. The engineering is the same: a translation layer, strict validation at the boundary, retries, and dead-letter handling.

OpenConnect is the clinical case: an HL7 gateway inside hospital infrastructure ingesting from 200+ patient monitors. A Belgian M&A marketplace integrates 4 registry APIs.

Build it, buy a connector, or run it on an iPaaS

Qualitative trade-offs, not benchmarks.

FactorCustom-builtOff-the-shelf connectoriPaaS
Fit to your data modelExactWhatever the vendor mappedWithin node limits
Partial failuresYou design recoveryWhatever shippedYour error workflow
Ongoing costYour maintenance timeSubscription per connectionPer execution or task
Best whenMoney or complianceStandard flow, popular toolsMany apps, changing logic

Tech stack

TypeScriptNode.jsNestJSNext.jsStripeStripe ConnectPayPalHubSpot APIHL7FHIRPostgreSQLPrismaSupabasen8n

How we work

Most MVPs ship in 3–6 weeks; complex platforms are scoped individually once the requirements are clear.

01

Intro Call

A 30-minute conversation about your project, goals, and timeline. No commitment either way.

02

Scoped Proposal

A written scope, architecture outline, and quote. I respond to every message within 24 hours.

03

Weekly Demos

You see working software every week, with written progress updates in between. No black boxes.

04

Ship & Handover

Deployment, documentation, and a clean handover — you own everything I build.

Compliance & standards

HIPAA-conscious patient data handlingCard data stays with the payment processorIdempotent webhooks and replay toolingImmutable audit trails on financial eventsGDPR-aware data handling

Frequently asked questions

Can you make our Stripe integration handle refunds and disputes properly?
Yes, and it is one of the most common repairs I am asked for. The usual gaps are a webhook handler that assumes single delivery, no idempotency key on charge creation, and no local record of state transitions, so refunds cannot be reconciled later.
Do you integrate Salesforce?
I can build against it, but I will not claim it as a receipt. HubSpot is the CRM I have shipped in production, for an AI sales platform used by 50+ reps. The patterns transfer — object sync, rate-limited batching, native write-back — but if a shipped Salesforce project is your filter, I am not.
How do you handle third-party APIs that are slow or unreliable?
Queue the work instead of doing it in the request cycle, retry with exponential backoff, cache what need not be fresh, and route permanent failures to a dead-letter path that alerts someone. A rugby platform ingests 4 external APIs on 5 cron jobs this way.
Can you work with HL7, FHIR, or other healthcare systems?
Yes. OpenConnect is an HL7 gateway running inside hospital infrastructure for Fukuda Denshi USA: 200+ patient monitors, 10,000+ clinical messages a day, a 99% delivery rate, and HIPAA-compliant handling of protected health information. It cut 95% of manual data entry.
What does an integration project cost and how long does it take?
Most engagements start around $5K; smaller well-scoped work is considered case-by-case. A single well-defined connection is short; anything touching money or compliance is scoped individually — MVPs typically take 3–6 weeks. Post-launch support is available, and you will have a reply within 24 hours.

Ready to start?

Book a free 30-minute call. No sales pitch — just a direct conversation about your project.

Book Free Call

Or email: contact@waseemahmad.dev