Data & integrations · Dundee
Feeds, APIs, CRMs, fixtures, stock, bookings: connected, automated, and no more copy-and-paste. In sport, real-time, accurate information is everything.
Set it and forget it (mostly).
Is this you?
Same problems.
Different industries.
We get it.
Our approach
It’s not a quick fix.
It’s a proper plan.
What we do
For clubs like Albion Rovers, Brechin City and Forfar Athletic, fixtures, results, player profiles and league tables update themselves, so the media team can tell stories instead of typing scores. Every one of MyFootballFacts’ 20,378 match pages is tied to a live stats feed. And where the data starts with people, we build around them: Midlands League club secretaries enter a score, and the table, goals and goal difference recalculate on their own.
Visit Dundee reads two bus operators’ own timetable feeds, Xplore Dundee and Stagecoach East Scotland: 61 routes and more than 150,000 timetabled stop times. Events arrive automatically from Data Thistle and Skiddle and land as drafts until they’ve been checked, so a feed’s mistake never goes straight onto the site.
Real data is untidy. When we imported 1,419 fixtures from one workbook for a client’s content calendar, the dates were spreadsheet serial numbers and 339 of 370 race cards had “TBC” for a start time. We kept those as date-only rather than inventing a time. When we moved 1,459 pages into a new site, the import checked every phone number and address against the real ones before anything went live.
Facebook and Instagram, Stripe, email and DNS providers and CDNs all have APIs, and we use them so people don’t have to. When a caching fault needed fixing across the sites we host, one scripted run applied the fix to 38 sites’ CDN settings, with each one’s settings saved first.
Real numbers. We counted.
A tourism platform to show off a city that’s got a lot to offer.
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Club secretaries enter a score. The league table does the rest.
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For people who love the game: 45,000+ pages of football history, rescued and made findable again.
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Frequently asked
Most that offer an API or a feed. We’ve worked with sports data platforms such as JoomSport and Statorium, as well as CRMs and product feeds.
That’s normal. Cleaning and restructuring it is often the first job, as it was for MyFootballFacts.
Once it’s set up, yes. We also build in checks so someone knows if a feed stops.
Yes. Visit Dundee uses the bus operators’ own timetable feeds and pulls events from two listings services, so what visitors see comes from the source.
Yes, and we check it on the way. When MyFootballFacts moved servers, 91,318 image files came across with zero errors; when Tannadice Motors moved to a new site, every page’s phone number and address was checked on import.
We leave it missing and say so, rather than filling the gap with a guess. A race with no confirmed start time is shown by date only, not given a made-up time.
Tell us where you are and where you want to be.
Show us what you’re dealing with
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