Yatesbury · United Kingdom

API AutoFlow Digital

We read the API conversations happening inside your apps—what fires, what fails silently, and what product teams should change next.

Primary engagement: API Usage Baseline

Most apps already call dozens of endpoints. Few teams can name which calls matter on a quiet Tuesday—or which screens waste quota on retries.

From £2,200 · 2–3 weeks

A shared picture of in-app API behaviour

We inventory call surfaces across selected journeys, then deliver volume bands, latency and error classes, and a gap list your product and platform leads can act on together.

  • Client and server call inventory for agreed journeys
  • Ordinary-load volume and latency bands
  • Silent gaps where usage is assumed but unmeasured
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Related usage engagements

When the baseline is clear, teams usually ask for tighter instrumentation, an endpoint report, or a study of a recent spike.

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Instrumentation Review

Tighten how API usage is captured so reports reflect real journeys, not vanity counts.

From £2,800

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Endpoint Consumption Report

Show which endpoints dominate traffic, retries, and user-facing wait time.

From £1,900

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Usage Anomaly Study

Explain sudden spikes, drops, or skewed API traffic after releases.

From £1,650

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“They showed us which three screens were burning half our API budget on retries we had never named as failures.”
Head of product, consumer fintech · Bristol

What you can request

  • An API usage baseline for one or more applications
  • An instrumentation review for client and server paths
  • Endpoint consumption reports for product planning
  • Anomaly studies after releases or campaigns

Pricing on service pages is informational. We confirm scope before any paid work begins.

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98 Ash Lane
Yatesbury, SN11 8EQ
United Kingdom

+44 079 0262 5027
Mon–Fri 9:00–17:30 GMT