System Integration
Connect the systems you already run
Most companies do not lack systems — they lack connections between them. Without those, your staff become the integration layer, carrying data from one screen to another. Integration replaces that manual bridge with a defined path, including what happens when something fails.
You may recognise some of this
- An order is entered into the store, the ERP, and the shipping tool separately
- Marketplace stock and warehouse stock drift apart during the day
- Customer records exist in several tools, each slightly different
- Nobody is sure which system holds the correct figure
- Integrations exist but break quietly and are noticed late
What the work covers
- Website ↔ ERP ↔ CRM integration
- Marketplace & warehouse sync
- API layer design
- Error handling and retries
- Data mapping and cleanup
What changes afterwards
- Data entered once instead of several times
- A defined source of truth for each type of record
- Failures that surface instead of passing unnoticed
- Room to add new channels without new manual work
Common questions
There is usually still a path — scheduled exports, a database view, or a webhook. The approach is chosen per system, and the constraints are made explicit before work starts.
Retries and error logging are part of the build, not an afterthought. An integration that fails silently is worse than none, because it produces data people trust and should not.
Other services
Custom ERP & Internal Systems
Internal systems shaped around how your business actually operates — inventory, purchasing, tiered approvals, and operational reporting in one place.
Business Process Automation
Mapping the processes that repeat, then moving them into automated flows so the team spends its time on decisions instead of data entry.
Business Website & E-Commerce
Company websites and commerce platforms that load fast, are ready for search, and stay comfortable to build on a year from now.
Shopify Customization
Shopify theme customization and purpose-built tooling for the parts of your operation the platform does not cover.
Not sure whether this is the right starting point?
Describe where the process breaks down today and we can work out which part is worth solving first. No specification needed.