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MBS CRM APIs

MBS CRM APIs

Built a secure backend API system for CRM operations including authentication, user management, and workflows.

Company

WTS Technologies

Location

Pudsey, United Kingdom

Position

PHP Developer

Duration

Jan 2026 - Apr 2026

Role
  • Backend API development
  • Database schema design
  • API structure and endpoint implementation
Technology Stack
PHP MySQL REST APIs Postman
Responsibilities
  • Developed and maintained scalable web applications using PHP and Laravel
  • Designed and implemented RESTful APIs for web and third-party integrations
  • Optimized database queries and application performance for high-traffic systems
  • Integrated third-party services including Stripe, PayPal, Twilio, and SendGrid
  • Improved SEO structure and page performance across multiple business websites
  • Collaborated with UK-based clients to gather requirements and deliver solutions
  • Mentored junior developers and ensured code quality standards
  • Fixed bugs, improved system stability, and enhanced existing features
Achievements
  • Improved application performance by 30–35% through query optimization and code refactoring
  • Successfully delivered 10+ production websites and APIs across multiple industries
  • Reduced API response time and improved scalability for backend systems
  • Enhanced SEO performance, contributing to better search visibility and traffic
  • Maintained high client satisfaction through timely delivery and quality solutions
Project Description

MBS CRM APIs is a secure RESTful backend supporting CRM operations such as user authentication, profile management and data workflows. It enables scalable, token-based communication between client applications and the CRM, ensuring modular and secure system integration.

MBS CRM APIs is a backend RESTful API system designed to support the MBS CRM platform, enabling secure machine‑to‑machine communication between client applications and the CRM for managing users, profiles, and backend operations. It exposes authenticated endpoints for user registration, login, logout, and profile management and supports token‑based sessions for secure access. The API also provides endpoints for fetching and updating user data, including profile updates, password changes, listing users, deleting users, and managing structured data like forms or CRM workflows. By standardizing all CRM interactions through well-defined HTTP routes, it ensures scalable and modular integration for web or mobile clients needing CRM functionalities. This API enables consistent, reusable interfaces for handling CRM business logic and user operations without direct database access.

Problem Statement

The CRM required a centralized API layer to handle data securely and support multiple client applications.

Solution

Designed token-based APIs with modular structure, ensuring secure and scalable communication.

Key Features
  • Authentication APIs (login, register, logout)
  • User profile management
  • Secure token-based access
  • CRUD operations for CRM data