Integration
Stop retyping the same data into three systems.
Most businesses do not have a software problem. They have a joins problem: an ERP, a store, a helpdesk and a spreadsheet, none of which know the others exist.
What we join up
The joins that usually matter
Not an exhaustive list. It is the four that account for most of the manual work we are asked to remove.
Store to ERP
Orders, stock and customers moving into Odoo or ERPNext as they happen, rather than in a nightly export somebody remembers to run.
Website to CRM
Enquiries arriving as leads with their source and campaign attached. This site does exactly that, which is the only integration demo we are prepared to give.
Accounting and banking
Reconciliation that does not depend on a monthly CSV and an afternoon.
Whatever you already bought
If it has an API we can usually reach it. If it does not, we will say so rather than build something fragile on top of screen scraping.
How we approach it
Integration work goes wrong in a predictable way: someone builds a one-directional sync, it silently stops six weeks later, and nobody notices until the numbers disagree.
So we build the boring parts first. Every sync is idempotent, meaning it can run twice without creating two of anything. Every failure is recorded and surfaced rather than logged and forgotten. And every job retries on its own before it asks a human for help.
That is not a sales position, it is how the lead sync on this website is built, and the reason we can talk about it in this much detail.
Before you ask
Do we have to move to your hosting?
What if the vendor has no API?
How do we know it is still working?
Which two systems annoy you most?
Name them and we will tell you whether joining them is a week of work or a month, before you commit to anything.