Stop Managing Disconnected Systems and Start Running a Connected Business

API integration is the process of connecting two or more software systems so they can automatically share data and trigger actions between each other, eliminating the need for manual data entry or export/import processes. Your business needs it when your team is spending time copying data between systems, when your tools produce inconsistent or contradictory information, or when a process that should happen automatically requires manual steps to complete. The operational cost of disconnected systems compounds over time, what starts as a minor inconvenience typically grows into a significant drain on team time and data accuracy as business volume increases.

A straightforward two-system integration with a well-documented third-party API typically takes a few days to two weeks, while a complex multi-system integration with custom data transformation, bidirectional sync, and error handling can take several weeks to a month or more. Timeline depends on the quality of the APIs being connected, the complexity of the data mapping between systems, and how many edge cases and failure scenarios need to be handled before the integration can go live reliably. BizMic provides a timeline estimate after reviewing the specific APIs and requirements involved, not a generic range that doesn’t reflect your actual project.

API integration cost depends on the number of systems being connected, the complexity of data mapping required, whether existing APIs are well-documented or require reverse engineering, and the level of error handling and monitoring needed for your reliability requirements. A simple integration between two systems with good documentation costs significantly less than a multi-platform integration with custom transformation logic and real-time sync requirements. BizMic provides a scoped quote after reviewing your specific systems and integration requirements, so you receive a cost estimate based on what your project actually involves.

When a third-party service updates its API, integrations built against the old version can break without warning, which is one of the most common causes of unexpected data sync failures in production systems. BizMic builds integrations with error handling and alerting so failures surface immediately rather than silently producing bad data, and we provide documentation that makes updates straightforward to apply. For businesses that need ongoing protection against API changes, we offer maintenance arrangements that include monitoring and updates when upstream APIs change

Yes, BizMic handles API audit and troubleshooting for existing integrations regardless of who built them originally. We review the existing implementation, identify reliability issues, security gaps, and error handling problems, and either fix specific issues or rebuild the integration correctly depending on the state of the original code. Taking over someone else’s integration is common, and we document what we find and what we change so you have a clear record of the integration’s current state after the work is complete.

Yes, BizMic integrates with local Bangladeshi payment gateways including bKash, Nagad, Rocket, and SSLCommerz, as well as international payment processors including Stripe and PayPal, depending on your business’s payment requirements and customer base. Local payment gateway integrations require specific handling for the authentication flows, callback mechanisms, and transaction verification steps that each provider uses, which differ significantly from international payment processors. We have implementation experience with these local systems and handle the provider-specific edge cases that documentation alone doesn’t always cover.