You will get two of your systems connected so data syncs automatically
Project details
Right now somebody on your team is copying the same data from one tool into another. It is slow, it drifts, and when it goes wrong you find out from a customer.
I connect the two systems so the data moves by itself - correctly. That means handling the parts most integrations skip: what happens when a record already exists, when a field is missing, when an API is down for ten minutes, when someone edits the same thing in both places.
I am a senior engineer with 7+ years on production systems, and I have built the billing and webhook plumbing where a duplicated or lost record costs real money. So it is built with retries, idempotency (nothing gets created twice), alerts when something needs a human, and a log of every record moved.
What you get: a working integration, running on a schedule or on events, plus the source code and a short guide. It runs on your own infrastructure or a cheap host - no per-record fee to a middleman.
Tell me the two tools and what should move. If it is genuinely simpler with an off-the-shelf connector, I will say so instead of billing you to rebuild it.
I connect the two systems so the data moves by itself - correctly. That means handling the parts most integrations skip: what happens when a record already exists, when a field is missing, when an API is down for ten minutes, when someone edits the same thing in both places.
I am a senior engineer with 7+ years on production systems, and I have built the billing and webhook plumbing where a duplicated or lost record costs real money. So it is built with retries, idempotency (nothing gets created twice), alerts when something needs a human, and a log of every record moved.
What you get: a working integration, running on a schedule or on events, plus the source code and a short guide. It runs on your own infrastructure or a cheap host - no per-record fee to a middleman.
Tell me the two tools and what should move. If it is genuinely simpler with an off-the-shelf connector, I will say so instead of billing you to rebuild it.
Programming Languages
Python, TypeScript, GoCoding Expertise
Performance Optimization, SecurityWhat's included
| Service Tiers |
Starter
$200
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Standard
$550
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Advanced
$1,400
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|---|---|---|---|
| Delivery Time | 3 days | 7 days | 14 days |
Number of Revisions | 1 | 2 | 3 |
Number of Sources Mined/Scraped | 2 | 2 | 3 |
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Frequently asked questions
About George
Senior AI Integration & Backend Engineer | Go, Next.js, OpenAI/Claude
Yerevan, Armenia - 2:07 am local time
On the backend I build fast, reliable systems in Go (gRPC, REST APIs, Stripe/payments, multi-tenant architecture) and ship complete products with Next.js and React on the front end. My recent work includes a real-time AI voice-assistant platform and a multi-tenant fitness SaaS.
I work async and communicate clearly in writing. I ship in small, reviewable steps, keep you updated, and I'm straightforward about scope and timelines. If you need AI features or a solid backend delivered without drama, send me a message.
Steps for completing your project
After purchasing the project, send requirements so George can start the project.
Delivery time starts when George receives requirements from you.
George works on your project following the steps below.
Revisions may occur after the delivery date.
Map the fields and agree the rules
I write out which field goes where, what wins in a conflict, and what should happen on an error. You confirm this short document before I build - it is where integrations usually go wrong.
Build, run it on real data, deploy
I build it and run it on a copy of your real data first so nothing is damaged. You see the log of what it would move. Then I deploy it live, set up alerts and hand over the code.