Your other systems do not have to be thrown away
Accounting packages, payment providers, marketplaces, delivery services, spreadsheets that will not die — we connect what you keep to the workspace where the work happens.
Signs this is the right work to do
- You are keeping a tool you like, but it does not talk to anything else.
- Your accountant needs the data in a specific format, every month.
- You sell on channels that hold their own orders and stock.
- Two systems disagree and nobody knows which one to trust.
Scope of work
Accounting exports
Clean, scheduled exports in the shape your accountant or auditor asks for.
Payment providers
Payments captured and reconciled against the right invoice.
Marketplaces & channels
Orders and stock coordinated with the channels you sell on.
Delivery & logistics
Dispatch details and status shared with your delivery partners.
Legacy systems
Bridges to older software that still holds important records.
Custom APIs
Documented endpoints when another team needs to read or write your data.
How the engagement runs
- 01
Map the data
We agree what moves, in which direction, and how often.
- 02
Prove it small
A limited connection first, checked against real records.
- 03
Harden it
Error handling, retries and visibility when something fails.
- 04
Hand over
Documentation and monitoring, so it is not a mystery later.
What we will tell you straight
- Some third-party systems do not expose the data an integration needs. We will tell you before you pay for discovery, not after.
- Every integration is a moving part. We build them so failures are visible rather than silent.
Which integrations exist already?+
Rather than claim a directory we have not built, we scope integrations per customer. Tell us the systems you use and we will confirm what is possible.
Can we get API access to our own data?+
Yes — documented API access can be part of an integration engagement.
Other work we do
Start with a conversation, not a contract
Tell us about the process. We will tell you what it would take and whether it is worth doing.