Connect the upstream
Import a WSDL, configure a REST base URL, or start with a connection template. Credentials remain isolated from your application code.
Turn awkward SOAP, XML, and inconsistent REST APIs into clean, predictable JSON endpoints your application can actually enjoy using.
Built for developers integrating with APIs they don't control.
Your application requests
One compatibility layer
Wirehook sits between your application and the third-party systems it depends on, absorbing every vendor-specific quirk.
Import a WSDL, configure a REST base URL, or start with a connection template. Credentials remain isolated from your application code.
Map fields, translate filters, standardise pagination, and expose only the clean JSON contract your application needs.
Wirehook handles authentication, protocol conversion, failures, logs and replay while your team ships the product.
POST /CustomerService/SearchCustomers
{
"PaginationOptions": {
"CurrentPageNo": 1,
"NoOfRecordsPerPage": 50
},
"SearchCriteria": {
"CustomerStatusInd": "A"
}
}
GET /customers?status=active&limit=50
{
"data": [ ... ],
"next_cursor": "cur_82ks9"
}
Vendor-specific pagination, field names and request semantics never leak into your codebase.
The plumbing, handled
Use the upstream API's real capabilities without inheriting its design decisions.
API keys, OAuth refresh, Basic auth, Bearer tokens and WS-Security applied at the connection.
Import WSDL operations and expose them as developer-friendly JSON endpoints.
Rename awkward fields, reshape nested data and coerce primitive types consistently.
Translate pages, offsets, cursors and continuation tokens into one interface.
Normalise SOAP faults, inconsistent statuses and upstream failures into structured responses.
See each processing stage, diagnose failures and replay requests without reproducing them locally.
Purpose-built for complexity
When an integration starts consuming weeks of engineering time, Wirehook turns its quirks into infrastructure your whole team can depend on.
Bring us your hardest integrationWSDL operations, WS-Security, awkward XML structures and opaque error messages wrapped in one clean JSON contract.
POST-based searches, unusual paging objects, inconsistent field naming and undocumented authentication quirks.
Token refresh, custom filters, cursor pagination and rate-limit behaviour handled outside your application's domain logic.
A deliberate boundary
No workflow canvases, three-day delays or sprawling app-to-app recipes. Wirehook stays in your application architecture as a dependable API layer.
Where Wirehook stops
01Authenticate
02Validate & map
03Translate & send
04Normalise & observe
—Your application decides what happens next.
Private beta
We're looking for a small group of developers with real, awkward integrations. Tell us what you're working with and we'll personally review whether Wirehook can help.
✓Early influence over the V1 product
✓Direct help modelling your integration
✓No generic mailing-list noise