Service
System Integration
System integration connects the software your business already uses, such as ERP, CRM, payment and older in-house systems, so information moves between them automatically. It replaces copying data by hand and the errors that come with it, and it keeps working when one side is briefly unavailable.
What you get
- Integrations over REST APIs, message queues and bridges to legacy systems
- Connections to ERP, CRM and payment platforms
- Retry-safe data flows that recover on their own after an outage
- Monitoring and alerts so a failed transfer is noticed quickly
- Documentation of every connection and what flows through it
A good fit when
- Staff re-type or export and import data between systems
- A new system has to work alongside one you cannot replace yet
- Orders, payments or customer records get out of step between systems
How a project runs
Four steps, no surprises.
Each stage ends with something you can read, try or approve, so you always know where things stand.
Talk
You describe the problem. We ask questions until we both understand it.
You get
- A written summary of the problem and the goal
- Honest options and trade-offs
- A straight answer on whether we are the right fit
We need from you
A short brief, any existing systems and your deadlines.
Scope
We turn the conversation into a plan you can approve.
You get
- What gets built and in what order
- A cost and timing estimate
- Risks and assumptions listed up front
We need from you
Your sign-off on scope and priorities.
Build
Working software in short cycles, so you see progress and can change course.
You get
- Something you can try at the end of each cycle
- Regular progress updates
- Tested, documented code in your own repository
We need from you
Quick feedback and one decision-maker we can reach.
Support
We stay on to run, fix and extend what we shipped.
You get
- Deployment and a clean handover
- Monitoring, fixes and updates
- Room to add features or extra engineers later
We need from you
Report issues by email and we pick them up.
Common questions
Do we have to replace our existing systems?
Usually not. Integration is about connecting what you have. We only suggest replacing a system when connecting it would cost more or work worse than the alternative, and we explain why.
What happens if one of the connected systems is down?
Integrations are designed to retry safely. Messages wait in a queue and are delivered when the system returns, without duplicating or losing records, and the failure is reported to the team.
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Let's build what your business needs.
Tell us what you need. A few lines are enough, and we reply by email.