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Seattle · Software & specialized development

Custom WordPress Plugin Development & Integrations

Need functionality that standard WordPress plugins cannot provide? Kafawebs develops custom features, integrations, and business workflows tailored to your organization’s requirements.

Extend WordPress around a specific business need

An established plugin is often the best starting point. Custom development becomes useful when your pricing rules, records, permissions, or external systems require behavior that configuration cannot provide. We define that gap first, then keep the extension focused and maintainable.

PHP, hooks, and plugin architecture

Create focused modules that work with WordPress actions and filters and keep business functionality separate from presentation.

Business records and admin tools

Use custom post types or purpose-built tables as appropriate, with administrative screens and permission checks.

REST APIs and external services

Connect WordPress to a mobile app, payment provider, booking interface, or other business service.

Reservation and payment logic

Implement date-based rules, quote calculation, transaction-linked records, and payment status handling.

Experience behind the service

Grounded in working projects

Seatac Parking Suite includes custom pricing, reservation records, availability controls, and API integration. A related parking management module implements operational views and supporting tables. JetFormBuilder and Stripe remain third-party integrations; the custom work is the business-specific logic around them.

Scope the right solution

We review existing extensions, update paths, data ownership, and compatibility before adding code. A handover should identify configuration, custom behavior, dependencies, and maintenance responsibilities so future updates can be assessed safely.

From discovery to ongoing support

  1. Discover: map users, workflows, existing systems, and constraints.
  2. Plan: agree on the first release, technical approach, and acceptance criteria.
  3. Build and test: implement the workflows, integrations, permissions, and error states.
  4. Launch and maintain: prepare deployment, documentation, monitoring needs, and an agreed support scope.
Should we buy a plugin or build one?

Use an established plugin when its supported behavior fits your workflow. A custom extension is worth considering when a clearly defined requirement cannot be met reliably through configuration. Read our plugin selection guide for the tradeoffs.

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Start with your business process

What does your next system need to do?

Tell us who will use it, what needs to connect, and where the current process gets difficult. We will help define a practical next step.