During 6 years Airkod integrated more than 60 Web services for commercial use on websites and customer applications.

A few examples:
1. The largest debit payment system in the world is PayPal. Allows customers to pay bills and purchases, send and receive money transfers. From the user's side, it looks like a standard online payment system in an application or on a website.

From a software standpoint, this is the exchange of information between the Frontend of the project with a database located on the Backend (server part of the project), obtaining confirmation of user data and distributing the flow of payments in parallel with thousands, and sometimes hundreds of thousands of buyers on the site at the same time.

The total integration time took 8 hours.

2. The most popular payment system in Ukraine is LiqPay. Very similar to the functionality of PayPal. Delivery company SmileFood is among the large-scale clients. Our company has integrated LiqPay with the 1C accounting system, and for the last 2 years the company has been continuously processing more than 80 thousand orders per month.

The total integration time took 8 hours.

3. The Square system is widely known in the US for B2B customers with a turnover of $ 110 billion. Integration logic in a few words:


3.1. Connect the application to the system (write hundreds of lines of code and attach it to the Square code);


3.2. Set up a billing and payment system from your website or application through the Square system (write a few hundred lines of code and attach it to Square);

3.2. Set up authorization in Square through your website or app.

If everything is configured correctly, then your integration is complete and you are able to commercialize your business in the Square ecosystem.

The total integration time took 60 hours.

4. Bonus system Mindbox. It allows you to accumulate bonuses on purchases and spend them on subsequent spending, and the service also makes it possible to write off bonuses using promotional codes. The service is written in PHP, so there will be no problems with its integration.

The total integration time took 24 hours.

5. Smile.io by and large resembles Square.

5.1. Connect the application to the system (write hundreds of lines of code and attach it to the Square code);

5.2. Set up a billing and payment system from your website or application through the Square system (write a few hundred lines of code and attach it to Square);

5.2. Set up authorization in Square through your website or app.

If everything is configured correctly, then your integration is complete and you are able to commercialize your business in the Square ecosystem.

The total integration time took 16 hours.

6. Adomea Car Scanner. An artificial intelligence system for analyzing and assessing the condition of the car body. The main software resides on the server of the software vendor. To connect to it, you need to write code to integrate with the API. In our case, it was necessary to integrate the scanner into the backend written in PHP 5.6 (legacy code). 

The total integration time took 16 hours.

7. Stripe Payment System. 

Stripe provides a wide variety of payment processing options, including ACH payment processing. Stripe provides credit card processing and easy payment management for your online store.

The total integration time took 16 hours.

8. Accounting system 1C. Depending on the goals of the company, you can connect a balance management system, accounting for income and expenses, end-to-end analytics on current financial activities and more than 100 possible integration points. The system provides an API for easy integration. 

The time to connect the 1C system takes from 40 to 120 hours.

9. Facebook Login. Used to authorize users with a Facebook account. Fb technical service provides API for easy integration. 

On average, integration takes 8 hours.

10. Gmail Login. Used to authorize users with a Gmail account. Gmail technical service provides API for easy integration.

On average, integration takes 8 hours.