App Integration
Know how your APIs hold up when partners slow down and traffic peaks.
Application analytics for API integration performance and reliability — measured baselines, ranked risks, and remediation you can schedule.
Flagship engagement
API Reliability Assessment
A two-to-four-week review of the integrations that carry your customers and partners. We measure latency and error behaviour, walk failure modes, and leave you a findings pack ordered by severity — not a monitoring product to babysit.
- Inventory of critical API paths
- Baseline latency, error rate, and timeout behaviour
- Written remediation sequence tied to your release calendar
Related work you can commission
Shorter audits and workshops sit beside the full assessment when you already know which question needs answering.
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Integration Latency Audit
Focused measurement of end-to-end and hop-by-hop latency across your API integrations, with clear thresholds for what “good enough” means for your users.
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Error Budget Workshop
A facilitated session that turns raw error and availability numbers into an error budget your teams can actually use when deciding what to ship next.
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Quarterly Reliability Review
A recurring checkpoint that compares API reliability trends against the previous quarter and updates remediation priorities before the next release wave.
Enquire about quarterly reviews
What clients notice after the readout
The findings pack ordered our partner timeouts by actual user impact, not by who shouted loudest in standup. We still disagreed on two severity ratings — fair enough — but the measurement window gave us numbers both sides accepted.
Min-jun Park · Platform lead · API Reliability Assessment
Based near Asan, working with teams across Korea
Workshops can meet on site in the Asan area or online. Assessments and audits run remotely against your metrics, with a live readout at the end.
Request a briefingTypical reply within two business days. Bring the integrations that matter commercially — three to seven journeys is enough to start.