System & API Integrations
When your systems don't talk to each other, people become the API — manually copying data from one program to another. We build automatic data flow between any services you use.
The problem
Orders from your online store get typed into your ERP by hand. Bank payments get reconciled against a spreadsheet. Marketplace data doesn't match your warehouse. Every mismatch costs money and time.
The solution
We design and build integrations: REST APIs, webhooks, ETL pipelines. We connect your ERP, CRM, banks, marketplaces, phone systems, SMS, and internal tools.
What your business gets
No more manual data entry
Orders, payments, stock levels, statuses — synced automatically in both directions.
One source of truth
Every system works from up-to-date data. No more discrepancies between your warehouse, CRM, and accounting.
Scale without rework
The integration architecture lets you add new services without rebuilding everything from scratch.
What's included
- ERP integration: NetSuite, SAP, and custom-built systems
- Banking: statements and payments via Plaid and direct bank APIs
- Marketplaces: Amazon, Shopify, Walmart Marketplace
- Phone systems: calls synced straight into your CRM
- SMS and email: Twilio, SendGrid, and similar providers
- Webhooks, REST APIs, and ETL pipelines
How we work
We map your systems and data flows: what comes from where, and where it needs to go.
We design the integration architecture: APIs, queues, and error handling.
We build the connectors, test them against real data, and launch.
We monitor, log, and fix failures quickly.
Frequently asked questions
What systems do you work with?
Salesforce, HubSpot, SAP, custom-built ERPs, banks, Amazon, Shopify, phone platforms, Slack, Google Sheets — and anything else with an API.
What if a system has no API?
We look for alternatives: file-based exchange, scraping, or a middleware service. In most cases, we find a workable solution.
How do you ensure reliability?
Message queues, automatic retries, logging on every operation, and alerts when something fails.