Pragya Gandas
Chief Executive Officer
About Pro Dexa Fix
We build the connections that keep businesses moving.
Pro Dexa Fix Private Limited designs custom APIs, secure webhooks and workflow automations for startups, growing companies and enterprises. Our team works directly with yours from discovery through production support.
Our approach
Solve the workflow, not just the connection.
An integration creates value only when it makes a real process faster, safer or easier to operate. We begin with the event, the people involved and the result the business needs.
Then we design the smallest dependable solution: clear contracts, secure access, safe retries, useful logs and documentation your team can own.
What guides the work
Built for real operating conditions.
Clear contracts
APIs should be predictable, versioned and understandable to the teams that depend on them.
Reliable events
Webhooks need verification, retries and protection from duplicate processing.
Business fit
The integration should reflect your real workflow instead of forcing a generic template.
Practical automation
Automate repeated decisions while keeping human approval where it matters.
Security first
Access, secrets and sensitive data are handled with least-privilege controls.
Visible operations
Logs and alerts make failures actionable rather than silent.
Leadership team
Direct access to the people responsible for delivery.
Reach our CEO at Pragya@prodexafix.com.
Ramesh Sharma
Chief Technology Officer
Mohit Sharma
Chief Product Officer
FAQs
What does Pro Dexa Fix do?
We design, build and maintain custom APIs, webhooks, system integrations and business workflow automations.
Can you connect our existing software?
Yes. We work with modern cloud platforms, third-party APIs, internal tools, databases and legacy systems when a safe connection path is available.
Do you support the integration after launch?
Yes. Managed support can include monitoring, incident response, vendor API changes, performance improvements and new workflows.
How does a project begin?
We start with the systems involved, the event or process to automate, data ownership, security constraints and a measurable result.