The same data kept in four places, exports passed around by hand, and nobody quite sure which version is right. We connect what is already running instead of asking you to replace everything.
We start with what you have. Replacing is expensive, connecting is usually enough.
Almost always it is not about one missing integration, but about work people started doing because the integration is not there.
An order in one system, the same customer in another. That costs hours a week and creates differences you only discover when a customer calls.
A file that is exported, edited and forwarded every Monday. Works, until the person who does it goes on holiday.
Stock, planning or status is somewhere, but not in the place where the question gets asked. So people call and email.
An old integration one person built once and nobody dares touch. Everyone holds their breath at every update.
If a system has an API, we connect to it. If it does not, we find another route to the data.
Customer data in one place
Leads from your website straight into your CRM, with the right source and status. No more form emails somebody retypes.
Showing current numbers
Prices, stock, delivery times and order status from your back office, visible live on your site or in a portal for customers.
Including the old-fashioned kind
Sector-specific packages and older systems. For Realworks we built the integration that pulls in property data automatically and displays it.
The heaviest work sits at the front: understanding which data is authoritative where.
Which systems exist, which data is duplicated where, and which system is in charge of each field. Without that answer every integration turns into a debate.
What each system offers: a modern API, an export, or nothing usable. That decides whether it becomes a clean integration or a workaround.
We build the integration, first run it alongside the existing process and compare the outcomes before anyone starts relying on it.
Integrations fall over: a system changes, a key expires. We monitor them and get alerted when something breaks, preferably before you notice.
On the other end of the line sits a system you do not control. Updates, new versions and expired keys are business as usual, not incidents.
The pillar this sits under: web applications, APIs and integrations on our own framework.
Often the next step: opening up the connected data to your customers or members behind a login.
Once data flows you can automate on top of it. From smart notifications to an assistant that looks up the status.
Integration within an IT landscape with management agreements, security requirements and several suppliers.
Usually not. Replacing is expensive and risky. In most cases the problem is not the system but the missing connection between them.
Often yes, just differently. Think scheduled exports, an intermediate layer or a connection through a database. Less elegant, but it does take the manual work out. We say so honestly if it genuinely cannot be done.
You do. You get the code and the documentation. We do not work with constructions that leave you stuck with us in order to move on.
It happens. That is why we monitor integrations and repair them within the management contract. Without monitoring you only notice a failure when someone calls.
Yes, that is often the best arrangement. We build the integration, your team keeps control of the landscape. We put arrangements about access, security and management on paper in advance.
Name them in a conversation and we will say straight away whether a clean integration is possible or whether a detour is needed.