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System Integrations & APIs

Make your systems talk to each other, so data moves itself.

Overview

Most companies run five or six systems that do not know about each other, so people become the glue: exporting a file here, retyping a number there. We build the connections between them, with syncs, middleware, and custom APIs, so an order, a customer, or a stock change in one system shows up everywhere it should. No more double entry, no more 'which one is right?'.

Who it's for

Companies running several disconnected systems: an ERP that does not talk to the webshop, accounting separate from the CRM, a warehouse app on its own island. Common for wholesalers, retailers, and manufacturers who bought good tools that were never joined up.

What's included

  • Two-way syncs that keep the same data current in every connected system.
  • Connections to common ERP, accounting, CRM, webshop, and warehouse platforms.
  • Custom APIs and webhooks when a system has no ready-made connector.
  • Field mapping and transformation, so each system gets data in the shape it expects.
  • Retries, logging, and alerts, so a failed sync is caught, not silently lost.
  • Runs in the background around the clock, no one exporting files by hand.

Where it fits

01

A retailer connects its webshop to its ERP and accounting, so every online order becomes an invoice and a stock update without anyone touching it.

02

A manufacturer links its CRM to its order system, so sales see real order status and finance stops rekeying deals into two places.

03

A wholesaler syncs stock levels from the warehouse to every sales channel every few minutes, so customers never order what is not there.

Questions

Can you connect a system that has no official API?

Usually, yes. Many systems have an API even if it is not advertised, and where there is none we can work with database access, file exports, or a small custom layer. We look at what your system exposes and build the safest reliable connection it allows.

Will an integration slow down or break our existing systems?

No. Integrations run alongside your systems, not inside them, and read or write through supported interfaces. We build in retries and monitoring so a busy moment or a brief outage is handled quietly, without disturbing the tools your team uses.

What happens when one of the connected systems is updated?

We build integrations to tolerate change and monitor them so a breaking update is caught fast. Because you own the code, any developer can adjust a connection when a vendor changes their API, and we can stay on for maintenance if you prefer.

Let's build it.

Tell us the problem. We design the solution, then give you a clear scope, timeline, and fixed price.

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