Integrations
Keep your systems working together.
Zerg builds connectors for APIs, databases, and internal tools, then checks the data they deliver. Failures become feedback for repairing the integration and improving its tests.
What the work produces
Contracts
Check what the source and destination expect
Recovery
Test retries and failures before they matter
Reuse
Carry connector tools and tests into the next job
The problem
The details are where the work lives.
An API changes. A token expires. A retry duplicates records. The connector still runs, but the business can no longer trust the data. Keeping an integration useful takes more than writing its first version.
How we approach it
Build the checks into the work.
- 01
Map the source and destination, authentication, rate limits, and rules for valid data.
- 02
Build the connector with checks for schema changes, retries, duplicate records, and missing data.
- 03
Use failed checks and observed changes to guide repairs. Keep the tests and tools for the next integration.
Who it helps
Platform and data teams whose products and operations depend on reliable connections to external systems.
The systems involved
Integrations