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API integrations for WordPress

Your site connected to the rest of your business.

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The context

why it matters

If you copy orders into the ERP by hand, update stock in two places or leave leads sitting in email, the issue is not your team—it is that your systems do not talk. I connect WordPress and WooCommerce to the tools you already use so data moves on its own, in real time.

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What's included

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ERP and invoicing: orders, customers, products and stock kept in sync.

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CRM and email marketing: form leads straight into your CRM or newsletter tool.

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Booking systems with real-time availability.

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External feeds and catalogs imported and updated automatically.

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Webhooks, custom REST APIs and bespoke connections.

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Automations with n8n, Make or Zapier when you do not need to code from scratch.

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When it makes sense

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You repeat by hand tasks that could run alone.

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You have duplicate or outdated data across systems.

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Your vendor offers an API but nobody has wired it up yet.

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How I work

process
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    I review the API docs and the data flow you need.

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    I define what syncs, when, and what happens on failure.

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    Build with error logging and alerts so nothing fails silently.

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    Tests with real data before going live.

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Related work

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Frequently asked questions

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What if my software has no API?

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We can work with scheduled exports (CSV, XML, FTP) or intermediate integrators.

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What if the connection fails?

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Integrations log errors, retry and notify so you can act before it hits the business.

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n8n/Make or custom code?

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For simple flows, an integrator is faster and cheaper. For high volume or complex logic, custom code.

§07 // contact — reply within < 24h

Tell me which systems you use and what you want running on its own.

+34 605 41 94 78 · Av. Miramar 17, Fuengirola — Málaga · hola@fernandomecq.com