Make your systems talk
Service 06

API & Integrations

Most companies don't need new software. They need the software they already pay for to stop being five separate islands with a person rowing data between them. Integration work is usually the fastest thing we do and the fastest to pay for itself.

Sound familiar?

You'll recognise this if…

If more than one of these is true, this is usually the right place to start. If none of them are, tell us anyway — we'll point you at the service that actually fits.

The same order is entered into two systems by hand
Marketplace, accounting and stock never quite agree
A person exports a CSV every morning as part of their job
Your CRM is out of date because updating it is someone's least favourite task
What we do

Inside this service

E-commerce & marketplaces

Shopify, WooCommerce and marketplace platforms connected to stock, orders and accounting.

Payments & invoicing

Stripe, PayPal and local providers wired to your order flow, with invoices raised automatically.

CRM & accounting sync

Two-way sync so the record is the same wherever anyone looks at it.

Courier & logistics

Shipment creation, label printing and tracking status pushed back to the customer automatically.

Custom API middleware

The connective layer between systems that were never designed to talk, including older on-premise software.

Webhooks & notifications

Events from one system triggering the right action, message or alert in another.

What you get

Deliverables

Integration map of your current systems
Middleware or connector, deployed and monitored
Retry and error-recovery handling for failed events
Sync log you can inspect when something looks wrong
Alerting when an integration stops working
Why it's worth it

What changes

One version of the truth

Stock, orders and customer records agree across platforms without human intervention.

Keep your current stack

Nothing gets replaced. The tools your team knows just start talking to each other.

Nothing gets dropped

Failed events are retried and surfaced instead of vanishing silently.

Questions

Asked before you ask

Anything not answered here, put in the form — you'll get a straight answer from the person who would do the work.

How long does an integration take?

Typically one to three weeks depending on how well the systems are documented. It's the usual starting point for new clients for exactly that reason.

What if a platform has no API?

There's often a file-based or database-level route. If there genuinely isn't one, we'll tell you before you spend money finding out.

Who watches it after launch?

We do, if you take a maintenance plan — integrations break when the other side changes, and you want to hear that from us first.

What could your business stop doing manually?

Tell us what takes too much time. We'll come back with exactly what can be automated, what it costs, and what it saves.