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Web Development
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What can you integrate a WordPress website with?
At The Bigger Pixel, we specialize in custom API integrations that bring your systems together, seamlessly and securely. Whether you’re connecting your website to a CRM, payment processor, booking engine, inventory system, or third-party app, we build powerful, reliable integrations that eliminate manual work and unlock smarter workflows. Our API development is built around your needsn, not off-the-shelf limitations.
We take the time to understand your business logic and data flow, then craft integration solutions that work behind the scenes while keeping your front-end experience clean and user-friendly. From RESTful and GraphQL APIs to webhook implementations and custom middleware, we ensure your systems speak the same language. With The Bigger Pixel, you get scalable automation, accurate data syncing, and full control all without the tech headaches.
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Faqs
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FAQs
What kind of APIs can you integrate WordPress with?
Anything with a documented API — CRMs (HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho, Pipedrive), accounting (Xero, Sage), email platforms (Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, Klaviyo), payment gateways (PayFast, Stripe, Yoco), shipping (The Courier Guy, Aramex), and bespoke internal systems your business already runs on.
Can you connect WordPress to my CRM (HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho)?
Yes. Form submissions, e-commerce orders, user registrations, and content interactions can all be pushed into your CRM in real time, with two-way sync where the CRM supports it.
Do you build custom REST API endpoints for headless setups?
Yes. We build custom WordPress REST API endpoints and GraphQL schemas for headless architectures — front-end in Next.js, React Native, or a mobile app — with proper authentication, rate limiting, and schema validation.
How do you handle API authentication and security?
Depending on the integration: OAuth 2.0, API keys stored in environment variables (never in code), signed webhooks, HMAC verification, and rate limiting. Secrets never sit in the WordPress database in plain text.
What if the third-party API changes or breaks?
All integrations include structured error handling, retry logic for transient failures, and admin alerts when an API returns unexpected responses. Under a maintenance retainer we update integrations as the third-party API evolves.
