I will connect your apps and automate data between them with python


Über diesen Service
Two systems that should talk to each other, and don't. That's the job.
What I connect:
- Any REST API (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
- Webhook receivers and senders
- Google Sheets, Airtable, Notion
- Slack, email and SMS notification triggers
- CRMs, project tools and e-commerce platforms
What you get:
- A working Python integration you run with one command
- JSON parsing and data transformation logic
- Authentication handled properly (OAuth, API keys, tokens)
- Error handling and retry logic, so a timeout doesn't lose data
- Documentation on how it works and how to run it
Where it usually pays off: nightly syncs, order and lead handoffs between tools, keeping a spreadsheet current from a live source, and pushing alerts into Slack or email when something changes.
API and data-pipeline work is the core of my Robocorp Level III certification - a producer/consumer pipeline that pulls a public data feed, transforms it, validates every record and posts it to a downstream system with typed error handling.
US-based in Los Angeles. Runs locally, no subscriptions, source code yours.
Message me with your use case before ordering.
Lerne Jeremy kennen
Field Tech Turned Python Automation Developer LA Based
- AusVereinigte Staaten
- Mitglied seitSept. 2021
- ⌀ Antwortzeit6 Stunden
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FAQ
What if the API has no documentation?
Send me whatever exists - docs, a Postman collection, or one sample response. I'll tell you before you order whether it's workable.
How do you handle my API keys?
They live in a config file on your machine that you fill in yourself. I build against test or sandbox credentials wherever one exists.
What happens if the API goes down mid-run?
Retry logic and error handling are in every package, and failures are logged with the record that caused them. Nothing silently disappears.
Can you connect to Zapier, Make or n8n?
I build the Python side - the script or endpoint those tools call, or that calls them. If a no-code tool alone solves it, I'll say so rather than sell you a script.
