— / Integration engineering

Make the systems
tell the same truth.

We design and build the contracts between the systems that sell, serve, communicate, measure, and reconcile—then make failure operable.

I—01● Proven patterns

Search & measurement

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Google Search ConsoleGoogle AnalyticsPostHog
Available by mandate

Bing Webmaster Tools · Call tracking · Custom attribution

I—02● Proven patterns

Revenue & payments

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StripeWebhooksInvoice events
Available by mandate

HubSpot · Salesforce · Jobber · ServiceTitan

I—03● Proven patterns

Communications

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TelnyxResendVoice and SMS routing
Available by mandate

Twilio · SendGrid · Customer notification systems

I—04● Proven patterns

Data & infrastructure

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SupabasePostgreSQLVercel
Available by mandate

AWS · Cloudflare · Data warehouses · Object storage

I—05● Proven patterns

Commerce & content

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Headless commerceProduct catalogsCustom admin systems
Available by mandate

Shopify · WordPress · Sanity · Contentful

I—06● Proven patterns

Automation & custom APIs

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REST APIsScheduled jobsEvent-driven workflows
Available by mandate

Zapier · Make · OpenAPI contracts · Legacy system adapters

“Available” means Michai can scope and build against the system’s documented interface; it does not imply a vendor certification or commercial partnership.

— Integration doctrine

The happy path is the easy part.

01

Contract

Define source ownership, events, schemas, authorization, rate limits, and failure semantics before writing the adapter.

02

Idempotency

Design retries and duplicate prevention so money, messages, bookings, and records do not multiply under pressure.

03

Observability

Log correlation IDs, state transitions, provider responses, and actionable failure context without leaking secrets.

04

Operations

Give an operator replay, reconciliation, manual override, and a clear owner when automation cannot safely continue.

— Have an integration nobody owns?

Bring the source, destination, and failure cost.

We will determine whether the right answer is a direct adapter, event layer, operational console, replacement workflow, or no build at all.

Scope the integration →
— Study the contract

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