Contract design
Specify resources, payloads, pagination and errors.
Design APIs with explicit schemas, permissions, errors and operational expectations.
Discuss this workflowClear records. Named owners. Exceptions visible.
An endpoint is only part of the interface. Consumers need to understand validation, failure behavior and how changes will be introduced.
Scope is agreed around your current systems, access and business requirements.
Specify resources, payloads, pagination and errors.
Enforce server-side authorization and validate untrusted input.
Plan documentation, versioning, tests and monitoring.
The final deliverables and acceptance criteria are agreed in the project scope. A typical starting set includes:
Clear records. Named owners. Exceptions visible.
It should expose only what an authorized workflow needs. Internal tables and sensitive fields should not become public contracts by default.
Discuss the current workflow, systems and constraints. We agree boundaries, responsibilities and acceptance criteria before proposing the implementation.
Tell us about the people, records and handoffs behind your next project.
Discuss your project