Capability
API Design & Integration across India
APIs that other teams can actually build on, versioned, documented, rate-limited and tested.
- Industries
- 30
- Stack options
- 7
- Typical first release
- 6 weeks
What api design & integration means when we build it
A webhook without signature verification is an open endpoint. Retries without exponential backoff are a denial-of-service attack on your own partners.
We build the smallest thing that proves the case, put it in front of real users, and expand only what earns its keep.
Built by engineers who ship production systems, not by a practice that subcontracts the build. Six weeks to something running in production, not six quarters to a strategy document.
What is included
- OpenAPI specification written before the implementation
- Versioning strategy that does not break consumers
- Authentication, scopes and rate limiting
- Webhooks with retries and signature verification
- Idempotency on every state-changing endpoint
- Generated documentation and a sandbox
Who this is for
We usually work with engineering leads, platform teams and partner integration managers, the people who own the outcome rather than the tooling decision.
API Design & Integration by industry
Each sector changes the constraints, regulation, systems of record, and what a wrong answer costs.
- API Design & Integration for Healthcare & HospitalsDPDP Act 2023
- API Design & Integration for Pharmaceuticals & Life SciencesCDSCO
- API Design & Integration for Financial ServicesRBI guidelines
- API Design & Integration for InsuranceIRDAI regulations
- API Design & Integration for Legal ServicesBar Council rules
- API Design & Integration for ManufacturingISO 9001
- API Design & Integration for Logistics & Supply Chaine-way bill compliance
- API Design & Integration for Retailconsumer protection rules
- API Design & Integration for Education & EdTechDPDP Act 2023
- API Design & Integration for Government & Public SectorDPDP Act 2023
- API Design & Integration for Energy & UtilitiesCEA regulations
- API Design & Integration for SaaS & TechnologySOC 2
- API Design & Integration for Media & Entertainmentcopyright law
- API Design & Integration for Real Estate & Construction TechRERA compliance
- API Design & Integration for TelecommunicationsTRAI regulations
- API Design & Integration for Agriculture & AgritechFSSAI standards
- API Design & Integration for HospitalityFSSAI for food service
- API Design & Integration for AutomotiveAIS standards
- API Design & Integration for Construction & Infrastructurebuilding codes
- API Design & Integration for Professional Servicesprofessional body standards
- API Design & Integration for Nonprofit & DevelopmentFCRA compliance
- API Design & Integration for Travel & Tourismtourism ministry guidelines
- API Design & Integration for BankingRBI master directions
- API Design & Integration for E-commerceconsumer protection e-commerce rules
- API Design & Integration for Recruitment & HR Techlabour laws
- API Design & Integration for Mining & MetalsDGMS safety regulations
- API Design & Integration for Textiles & Apparelexport documentation requirements
- API Design & Integration for Chemicals & Process IndustryPESO licensing
- API Design & Integration for AviationDGCA regulations
- API Design & Integration for Defence & Aerospacesecurity clearance requirements
API Design & Integration, stack options
We pick per workload. Each page states the honest trade-off.
- API Design & Integration with TypeScriptframework
- API Design & Integration with Pythonframework
- API Design & Integration with Next.jsframework
- API Design & Integration with PostgreSQLdata
- API Design & Integration with Supabaseplatform
- API Design & Integration with Kubernetesinfra
- API Design & Integration with Vercelinfra
Questions we get asked
REST or GraphQL?
REST for partner-facing and public APIs where caching and simplicity matter; GraphQL where a first-party client needs flexible, varied queries. Most systems end up with both, used deliberately.
Do you document it?
Generated from the OpenAPI specification, with a working sandbox. Documentation written by hand and separately always drifts.
Can you integrate with legacy SOAP systems?
Yes, usually by wrapping them in a clean modern interface rather than exposing the legacy contract onward.
Considering api design & integration?
Tell us the workflow and the constraint. We will tell you honestly whether it is worth building.
Or email bd@dtrasglobal.com · call +91 74118 77878
