System integration services
Connecting CRM, ERP, e-commerce, finance and custom systems so information is entered once and stays consistent everywhere it is needed.
One fact, one place, everywhere it is needed
Most businesses do not have a data problem so much as a copying problem. The same customer, order or stock figure exists in four systems, each slightly out of date with the others, and someone spends part of every week deciding which one to believe.
Integration work establishes where each piece of information genuinely lives, then moves it between systems automatically using documented APIs. Done properly it survives vendor updates; done badly with scraping or brittle exports, it breaks the first time a supplier changes a screen.
What integration work covers
System and data audit
What lives where, which system is authoritative for each field, and where duplication is causing errors.
API integrations
Connections built on documented, supported APIs so they keep working through vendor updates.
Sync and reconciliation
Scheduled or event-driven syncing, with reconciliation to catch anything that drifts out of agreement.
Monitoring
Alerting when a connection fails, so a broken sync is caught before it becomes a month of bad data.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you integrate systems that have no API?
Sometimes, using database-level or file-based approaches, but we will be straight about the risk. Integrations that rely on scraping or on a vendor not changing anything are fragile, and we would rather tell you that up front.
How do you decide which system holds the master record?
By what the business actually treats as authoritative, not by which system is newest. That decision is made explicitly during the audit, because leaving it ambiguous is what causes conflicting data.
Will integrations break when a vendor updates their software?
Well-built ones on supported APIs generally survive updates, and monitoring catches it quickly when they do not. That is a large part of why we avoid unsupported integration methods where there is any alternative.
Same data living in four systems?
Tell us which platforms you run and where the numbers stop agreeing. We will map what should connect to what.