Connect your systems with defined data flows
We plan and build scoped connections between existing systems, including data mapping, error handling, testing, and handover.
Watch your systems talk to each other
Illustrative example – no live customer data.
Shopify
Order Created
{ "orderId": "ORD-8821",
"customer": "Müller GmbH",
"total": 3420.00,
"currency": "EUR" }SAP ERP
Sales Order
What a maintainable integration needs
Defined interfaces
We use the APIs, webhooks, or exchange formats available for the project and document the included endpoints.
Authentication and ownership
Access, permissions, secrets, failure handling, and operational responsibilities are implemented for the agreed integration.
Data mapping and validation
Fields, triggers, validation, and business rules are agreed between the connected systems.
What we deliver
Less duplicate data entry
Defined information moves between systems so your team does not maintain it in multiple places.
Appropriate failure handling
Validation, retries, logs, alerts, and recovery are agreed according to the data flow's importance.
Capacity for the expected use
Volume, rate limits, peaks, and operating costs are assessed for the expected workload.
Common integration work
CRM and business systems
Synchronise selected customer and case data across sales, marketing, or support systems.
Payment events
Bring agreed payment events and statuses into your workflow under the payment provider's supported interfaces.
Operational data synchronisation
Move defined product, order, inventory, or customer records and surface conflicts for review.
Event-driven workflows
Validate incoming events, trigger agreed actions, and make failed processing visible.
Delivery based on an agreed scope
Assess the interfaces
We clarify data objects, documentation, access, limits, owners, and business rules.
Connect and test
We implement mapping, validation, and failure paths and test with agreed data and scenarios.
Handover and observe
Documentation, monitoring, recovery, responsibilities, and support are set up as agreed in the proposal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which systems need to work together?
In a free consultation, we clarify interfaces, data, access, risks, ownership, and a feasible first integration.