API & Systems Integration for Businesses in Sydney & Melbourne

Payday Super started on 1 July 2026 and moves super guarantee payments closer to each payday instead of quarterly. The ATO has also closed the Small Business Superannuation Clearing House. If you run custom pay runs, timesheet syncs or super calculations, check how data flows to your payroll provider and fund. Confirm details with the ATO guidance, your payroll provider or an adviser.

It can. Xero introduced tiered developer pricing from 2 March 2026, from a free Starter tier with five connections up to paid tiers that add monthly fees and data allowances. Whether it affects you depends on how your app connects and to how many Xero organisations. We check the current terms during scoping and design to keep data volumes sensible.

Anything with a documented API, webhooks, a database we are allowed to read, or a reliable file export. We regularly scope work involving accounting platforms such as Xero and MYOB, CRMs and ERPs such as Salesforce, HubSpot and NetSuite, payment providers, and healthcare or government services. If a system has no API, we will say what the realistic options are.

We design for it. Failed calls are queued and retried, repeated requests are made safe so nothing posts twice, alerts tell a person when something needs attention, and each connection is versioned. We also write a short failure playbook so your team knows what to do. Vendors do change terms and endpoints, so integrations need monitoring after launch.

Possibly. Australia's Peppol e-invoicing push is mandated for Commonwealth agencies and their suppliers, with deadlines reported for mid and late 2026. Private businesses are not generally mandated, though adoption is encouraged. If you supply the government, check your obligations and talk to your accounting software provider. We can connect your systems to a Peppol access point.

Longer than the code suggests. Services such as My Health Record, Medicare and credential checks typically involve registration, onboarding and testing with the service operator, and those timeframes sit outside our control. We scope that early so it does not surprise you late, and we do not promise approval dates or outcomes.

It depends on how many systems are involved, whether sync is one-way or two-way, the data volumes and the testing the risk demands. A single well-documented API connection is far smaller than a multi-system flow. We scope after mapping your systems and data.

You should. We aim to build integrations that run under your own cloud and vendor accounts, with your credentials stored in your environment, and documentation handed over so another developer could take over. That avoids lock-in and makes later changes easier.