Introduction

If you're integrating with third-party APIs, you've probably dealt with the same problems over and over: where do credentials live, how do you log requests, what happens when the API goes down, how do you retry safely without hammering their rate limits?

Laravel Integrations is a Laravel 11-13 package that handles all of that. You define a provider class, create an integration record with credentials, and every API call you make through it gets logging, caching, rate limiting, retries, and health tracking for free.

How it works

You define a provider class that describes how your app talks to an external service (credentials, validation rules, optional capabilities). Then you create an integration record that holds a specific set of credentials for that provider.

// Every API call is logged, rate-limited, retried, and health-tracked
$tickets = $integration
    ->at('/api/v2/tickets.json')
    ->as(TicketListResponse::class)
    ->get(fn () => Http::get($url));

Providers opt into additional capabilities by implementing interfaces: HasScheduledSync for automated sync scheduling, HasOAuth2 for OAuth2 flows, HandlesWebhooks for inbound webhooks, and more. See Providers for the full list.

Requirements

• PHP 8.2+
• Laravel 11, 12, or 13
• Spatie Laravel Data v4+ (for typed credentials and responses)

Official adapters

The companion package pocketarc/laravel-integrations-adapters has ready-to-use adapters for GitHub, Zendesk, Stripe, and Postmark. See the Adapters section.