no more double entry.
Every rekeyed order is a chance to get it wrong. Connected systems move the data once, and move it accurately.
Orders, contacts and invoices in sync
Errors caught at the source
Hours back every single week
APIs & Integrations
what is an integration
An integration is a connection that lets two systems share information without a person in the middle. It is what stops the same data being typed into three places by three different people.
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why invest in connected systems
one version of the truth.
When your CRM, your accounting system and your website all disagree, someone has to decide which one is right. Integration removes the argument.
A single source for each record
Updates flowing both ways where needed
Reporting you can actually trust
work that happens by itself.
The steps between systems are the ones nobody wants to own. Those are usually the ones worth automating first.
Triggered workflows and notifications
Scheduled syncs and imports
Exceptions flagged, not buried
systems you can keep.
Integration is often cheaper than replacing software that almost works. Connect what you have before you rip it out.
More value from the licences you pay for
A costly migration avoided
New tools added without starting over
what we connect
CRMs, accounting and ERP systems, ecommerce platforms, email and marketing tools, payment providers, booking systems, warehouse and logistics software, and the in house database somebody built years ago.
Where a platform offers an API we use it. Where it does not, there is usually still a way in, and we will tell you honestly when there is not.
Our Work
creating stunning digital solutions
FAQs
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It is the doorway a system provides so other software can talk to it in a controlled way. You do not need to understand the detail, only what it lets you do.
Lets two systems exchange data automatically
Controlled: only the data you allow, only for who you allow
Most modern platforms have one
Usually, though the options are less elegant. There is almost always a way to move the data, and we will tell you if it is not worth doing.
File exports and scheduled imports
Database level connections where access allows
Middleware sitting between the two systems
Platforms update their APIs, and an integration nobody is watching will eventually break quietly. We monitor for exactly that.
Alerting when a sync fails
Updates when a platform changes its API
Logs so you can see what moved and when
They overlap. Integration connects the systems, automation decides what happens once they are connected.
Integration: getting the data from A to B
Automation: the rules, triggers and actions on top
Most projects involve some of both
Yes. We regularly integrate websites with CRMs, payment gateways, booking systems, ERPs, inventory platforms and other business software to create seamless workflows and reduce manual administration.
Yes. AI works best when it connects with the tools you already use. We integrate AI with CRMs, websites, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, customer portals and other business platforms to create seamless workflows.
Off the shelf is usually cheaper and faster, so it is the right answer more often than people expect. Custom makes sense when:
The process is genuinely specific to how you work
You are paying for software your team has to work around
The workarounds are costing more than the build would
You do. The code and the data are yours, and we will hand them over whenever you ask.
Full ownership of the codebase
Your data exportable at any time
No lock in to us as a supplier
Yes, the same as any software. Frameworks get security updates and businesses change, so an app that is never touched slowly becomes a liability.
Security patching and dependency updates
Hosting and monitoring
Change requests as your process evolves
Yes. Once we've understood your goals and project requirements, we'll provide a detailed proposal outlining the scope, timelines and investment, so you know exactly what to expect before any work begins.
ready to stop copying and pasting?
Tell us which systems are not talking to each other and we will map out what connecting them would involve.
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