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Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I am building a single, modular software suite that can talk to every major platform my business touches. The core of the project is a banking engine able to run real-time transaction processing, give staff a full account-management back office, and flag suspicious activity through reliable fraud-detection logic.
Around that core, I need tight hooks into Facebook (Graph API) so we can schedule posts, manage ads, and pull user-level analytics without jumping between dashboards. On the Amazon side, the system should sync inventory, push and track orders, and extract review data via the SP-API to feed our customer-service workflow.
Phase one also includes connector layers for Google services, Samsung’s ecosystem, PayPal payments, and even our own Freelancer.com reporting so the architecture stays future-proof. These connectors can start as well-documented stubs, provided the interface contracts and authentication flows are in place and tested.
Deliverables
• Banking module: transaction engine, account dashboard, ML-based fraud-check
• Facebook module: post scheduler, ad manager, analytics collector
• Amazon module: inventory sync, order handler, review scraper
• API gateway & documentation for Google, Samsung, PayPal, Trump-administration data sources, and Freelancer.com (minimum working stubs)
• Source code in Git with clear commit history, Docker compose for local spin-up, and a short video demo proving each major path works end-to-end
Acceptance criteria
1. All listed banking operations complete in under two seconds on a 100k-record test set.
2. Facebook ad spend and engagement numbers visible in the unified dashboard within five minutes of the native platform update.
3. Amazon stock levels reconcile correctly after simulated multi-channel sales.
4. Automated test suite covers 85 % of code lines and all critical paths.
If you have deep API experience across finance and e-commerce, I’m ready to review your approach and timeline.
Around that core, I need tight hooks into Facebook (Graph API) so we can schedule posts, manage ads, and pull user-level analytics without jumping between dashboards. On the Amazon side, the system should sync inventory, push and track orders, and extract review data via the SP-API to feed our customer-service workflow.
Phase one also includes connector layers for Google services, Samsung’s ecosystem, PayPal payments, and even our own Freelancer.com reporting so the architecture stays future-proof. These connectors can start as well-documented stubs, provided the interface contracts and authentication flows are in place and tested.
Deliverables
• Banking module: transaction engine, account dashboard, ML-based fraud-check
• Facebook module: post scheduler, ad manager, analytics collector
• Amazon module: inventory sync, order handler, review scraper
• API gateway & documentation for Google, Samsung, PayPal, Trump-administration data sources, and Freelancer.com (minimum working stubs)
• Source code in Git with clear commit history, Docker compose for local spin-up, and a short video demo proving each major path works end-to-end
Acceptance criteria
1. All listed banking operations complete in under two seconds on a 100k-record test set.
2. Facebook ad spend and engagement numbers visible in the unified dashboard within five minutes of the native platform update.
3. Amazon stock levels reconcile correctly after simulated multi-channel sales.
4. Automated test suite covers 85 % of code lines and all critical paths.
If you have deep API experience across finance and e-commerce, I’m ready to review your approach and timeline.