Integrations & API
How Setosys-built systems connect to the tools a business already runs — and why there is no public API to sign up for.
There is no public Setosys API
We do not sell API access, and there is nothing to sign up for. Setosys builds custom operational systems for a small number of clients at a time; the software we deliver belongs to the business it was built for, and its interfaces are designed around that business rather than exposed as a general-purpose service.
If you are looking for a self-serve platform that generates applications from a prompt, that is not what we do. What we do is replace the software a business is currently stitching together, and then operate it.
Your system's API is yours
Every system we deliver has its own documented interface, built for the integrations that engagement actually needed. It is documented as part of the handover, alongside the rest of the technical documentation, and the credentials belong to you.
If you are an existing client and need that documentation again, or want a new integration added, speak to your Setosys contact.
What we commonly connect to
This is not a fixed list. Which systems a project connects to is decided during discovery, based on what the business already runs — and the ones that matter are usually the ones already holding the data.
Have an integration question?
If you are weighing up whether a custom system could replace what you are running, the integrations are usually the deciding factor. Tell us what you use and we will tell you honestly whether it is straightforward.
Talk to us