AWS · API integration · Dashboards
Your systems, connected on AWS. Every number on one screen.
Orders, inventory, payments, accounting and ad data scattered across separate tools? We design and build the integrations in an AWS account your company owns, then the dashboards that let your HQ and your US team work from the same numbers.
Systems you run today
- CommerceShopify · Amazon
- WarehouseExtensiv · WMS
- AccountingQuickBooks · ERP
- PaymentsStripe · Square
- Ads & analyticsGoogle Ads · GA4
- PartnersEDI · SFTP · API
Your AWS account
us-east-1Ingest
API Gateway · Transfer Family (SFTP · AS2)
Process
Lambda · Step Functions · EventBridge · SQS
Store
Aurora PostgreSQL · DynamoDB · S3
What you get
- DashboardsHQ · US team · floor
- AlertsEmail · Slack · Teams
- ReportsDaily · weekly
- Partner feedsAPI · EDI out
- AWS account in your company’s name
- Designed to the AWS Well-Architected pillars
- Infrastructure as code (CDK · Terraform)
- Run in Korean, dashboards in Korean
Sound familiar?
The data exists. It just is not connected.
- Someone copies data between systems into spreadsheets every day
- Your Korean HQ and your US entity report different numbers
- Store, warehouse and accounting systems do not talk to each other
- A retailer or partner is asking for an API or EDI connection
- No one can say what the cloud bill is for, or who owns the account
- The one developer who knew the system has left
What we build
Integration, cloud and dashboards, from one team
Split across vendors, nobody owns the whole path. We design and run it from the first data source to the last screen.
API integration
We connect the systems you already run instead of replacing them, and keep data moving between them on its own.
- REST and GraphQL APIs, webhooks, scheduled syncs
- Shopify, Amazon SP-API, Stripe, Square, QuickBooks Online
- X12 EDI and SFTP or AS2 file exchange with partners
- Retries, error queues and alerts so failures are caught
Cloud on AWS
Serverless-first architecture in your own AWS account, so you pay for what runs and nothing sits idle.
- API Gateway, Lambda, EventBridge, SQS, Step Functions
- Aurora PostgreSQL, DynamoDB and S3 for data
- Least-privilege IAM, Secrets Manager, KMS encryption
- Separate dev, staging and production environments
Dashboards
The numbers each team needs, defined with you, on one screen that refreshes itself.
- Views by role: HQ, US entity, warehouse, customers
- Korean and English, with one-click switching
- Daily and weekly reports sent by email
- Sign-in with Google or Microsoft, CSV and Excel export
How we build on AWS
Designed against the six AWS Well-Architected pillars
We use the six pillars of the AWS Well-Architected Framework, the design guidance AWS publishes, as the checklist for every architecture decision.
- 01
Operational excellence
Infrastructure as code, automated deploys and written runbooks.
- 02
Security
Least-privilege IAM, keys in Secrets Manager, KMS encryption and CloudTrail audit logs.
- 03
Reliability
Retries and dead-letter queues keep failed messages, plus backups and Multi-AZ databases.
- 04
Performance efficiency
Serverless pieces scale with your volume; caching only where it pays off.
- 05
Cost optimization
Pay-per-use services, cost tags per system and AWS Budgets alerts.
- 06
Sustainability
Right-sized managed services and Arm-based Graviton runtimes first.
The account, the code and the data stay yours
- The AWS account and its billing are in your company’s name; AWS bills you directly, with no markup from us.
- We work through access you grant in IAM Identity Center, and that access is removed at handover.
- Code lives in your GitHub repository, with the infrastructure as CDK or Terraform code beside it.
- You receive the architecture diagram, runbooks and a monthly cost estimate.
Dashboards
HQ and the field, looking at the same numbers
No waiting for the weekly report: each person sees the numbers they need, when they need them. We define the metrics with you in week one.
- A view per role, each with its own permissions
- Korean for HQ, English for the US team
- Refreshed from the source systems, not retyped
- Scheduled reports and Excel export
Operations
Sample screenOrders today
1,284
Shopify · Amazon · EDI
Shipped
1,191
Cut-off 5 PM
Inbound pallets
36
Arriving tomorrow
Sync errors
0
Last 24 hours
Daily orders · last 14 days
All channels
Orders by channel
- Shopify46%
- Amazon28%
- B2B · EDI19%
- Other7%
- EDI 945 ship confirms sent · 2122 min
- Shopify orders synced1 min
- AWS spend · 41% of monthly budgetToday
Built by us
Integrations and dashboards we have built
Systems we built for our own operations and for clients.
- Google APIs · internal
Operations dashboard
Our own dashboard pulls GA4 and Search Console data through their APIs into one screen, behind Google sign-in limited to an email allowlist.
- Stripe API · webhooks
Subscription billing
Monthly client billing on the Stripe API: payment pages, signature-verified webhooks that email receipts and failure notices, and a scheduled job that reminds clients who have not paid.
- Square API · prototype
Live booking
A booking flow on the Square Bookings API that reads services and open times live and creates the appointment in the seller’s Square account.
- Client · restaurant
Owner dashboard for Vito’s Pizza
A private website dashboard the owner of Vito’s Pizza in Alpharetta, GA checks each morning: visits, orders, calls and where they came from.
Read the case study →
Process
From discovery to handover, in four steps
Timing depends on how many systems and partners are involved and how quickly test environments are ready. Meetings can run on Korea time.
Week 1
Discovery and data map
We list the systems you run, how data moves between them, the numbers you need and who needs access.
Week 2
Architecture and cost
You receive the architecture diagram, the security design and an estimated monthly AWS cost, in writing.
Weeks 3–6
Build and test
We build the integrations and dashboards and verify them against your partners’ test environments.
Weeks 7–8
Launch and handover
Go-live, team training, and handover of code, runbooks and access.
Run a logistics or 3PL business?
Shipper portals and WMS · EDI (940 · 945) integration
Frequently asked questions
Whose name is the AWS account in?
Yours. The account, its billing, the code repository and the data all belong to your company. We work through access you grant and remove it at handover.
How much will AWS cost each month?
It depends on data volume and traffic. At the design stage we estimate the monthly cost with the AWS Pricing Calculator and set AWS Budgets alerts so there are no surprises. AWS bills you directly.
Do we have to replace the systems we use now?
No. We connect what you already run through its API, EDI or file exports. Replacing a system is only worth discussing when it cannot be connected at all.
How do you handle security?
Least-privilege IAM roles, API keys in AWS Secrets Manager, encryption with AWS KMS, CloudTrail audit logs and MFA on every account. Compliance audits and certifications such as SOC 2 are not included.
Can our HQ in Korea see the dashboard in Korean?
Yes. Dashboards can switch between Korean and English, and each role sees only what it is permitted to see.
Which AWS region will our data be in?
US operations usually run in US East (N. Virginia or Ohio). If your HQ needs data kept in Korea, the Asia Pacific (Seoul) region is an option.
What happens when something breaks?
CloudWatch alarms notify the right person, and failed messages are kept in a queue so they can be resent once the cause is fixed. Monitoring can also be covered by a monthly care plan.
How long does it take, and how is it priced?
A typical first phase takes about six to eight weeks. Price depends on the number of systems and partners to connect and the dashboards you need; you receive an itemized quote after the first call.
Tell us which systems you run and which numbers you need. We will map the integration and estimate the AWS cost, in Korean or English.
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