Who We Are and What We Actually Do

We started nexuslinking in 2019 because we kept seeing the same problem. Businesses had great software that just wouldn't talk to each other. After years of building integrations for companies across Taiwan, we knew we could do this better.

How We Got Here

Six years ago, we were a two-person team working out of a small office in Da'an. Now we handle integration projects for businesses across Taiwan and beyond.

2019

The Beginning

Started with five local clients who needed their payment systems connected to inventory management. We learned quickly that most integration problems aren't technical, they're about understanding what the business actually needs.

2021

Growing Pains

Expanded to handle CRM integrations and external service connections. Made some mistakes along the way, but each project taught us something valuable about building systems that last.

2023

Finding Our Rhythm

By this point, we'd handled enough projects to know what works and what doesn't. Started focusing on longer-term partnerships rather than one-off integrations.

2025

Where We Are Now

Working with businesses who need reliable API connections and service integrations. We've seen enough edge cases to handle most scenarios, but we're still learning with each new project.

What Guides Our Work

These aren't just words on a wall. They're the principles that shaped how we approach every integration project.

Honest Communication

If something won't work the way you want it to, we'll tell you upfront. No point building something that'll cause problems down the line.

Documentation Matters

We write clear documentation because we know someone else might need to maintain this code in three years. Future you will thank present us.

Test Everything

We've learned this the hard way. Every integration goes through testing scenarios that mirror real-world conditions before it goes live.

Security First

When you're connecting systems that handle real business data, security can't be an afterthought. We build it in from the start.

Long-Term Thinking

Quick fixes might solve today's problem, but they often create tomorrow's headache. We build solutions that hold up over time.

Support That Sticks Around

APIs change, services update, things break. We're here to handle that stuff so your systems keep running smoothly.

How We Actually Work With Clients

Most integration projects fail because people rush to code before understanding what needs to connect and why. We spend the first part of every project just listening.

Then we map out the data flows, identify potential bottlenecks, and plan for things that might go wrong. Only after that do we start building.

  • We start by understanding your current systems and workflows
  • Map out exactly what data needs to move where
  • Build the integration in stages so we can test as we go
  • Document everything so your team knows how it works
  • Stick around to handle issues when they come up
Integration planning workspace with system architecture diagrams

The People Behind The Code

Small team, but we've worked together long enough to know each other's strengths. Everyone here has dealt with enough integration challenges to handle whatever comes up.

Luka Petrović, Technical Lead at nexuslinking

Luka Petrović

Technical Lead

Been writing integration code since 2014. Spent five years at a fintech company before joining nexuslinking. Still finds debugging oddly satisfying.

Real Projects, Real Results

Every business we work with has different systems and different challenges. But the process is usually similar: understand what needs to connect, build it carefully, test thoroughly, and make sure it keeps working.

API integration development in progress showing code and testing environment
Team collaboration session reviewing system architecture documentation
Service integration testing setup with multiple connected systems

Got Systems That Need To Talk?

We're always up for a conversation about integration challenges. Even if we're not the right fit, we can probably point you in the right direction.

Let's Discuss Your Project