Integration

ERP, API & System Integration

Connect the systems your teams re-enter data between.

We connect ERP, CRM, payment and in-house systems through APIs and data pipelines, with scheduled or event-based sync, as close to real time as the source systems allow.

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The problem

When systems do not talk to each other

What buyers usually tell us:

  • We type the same order into the ERP, the CRM and a spreadsheet.
  • Reports disagree because each system has its own copy of the data.
  • Our older application holds data nobody else can reach.
  • A partner or payment system needs data we export by hand.

Systems landscape

What we connect.

From ERP and CRM to legacy apps and partner APIs.

  • ERP
  • CRM
  • Payments
  • Legacy apps
  • Partner APIs
  • BI & data

Connectivity flow

Systems → Integration layer → Connected operations

Conceptual connectivity flow. Not a screenshot of a client system.

  1. 01

    Systems

    ERP, CRM, payments, legacy apps, partner APIs, BI & data

  2. 02

    Integration layer

    APIs, pipelines and secure exchange

  3. 03

    Connected operations

    One coherent flow across the business

What we do

ERP, API and system integration.

APIs, data pipelines and secure exchange between the systems the operation already runs.

System & API integration

  • REST / API development and integration
  • Third-party and partner integrations
  • ERP, CRM and payment integration
  • Secure API management

Data integration

  • Cross-system data flows
  • ETL / data pipelines
  • Data sync across connected systems
  • Data consolidation for reporting

Connecting older systems

  • Legacy-to-modern integration
  • Scheduled or event-based sync, as close to real time as the source systems allow
  • Secure data exchange

Shop floor

Machine & shop-floor integration

Capturing shop-floor data in workflow systems, and connecting it to ERP and business systems, is part of this service. Connecting machines and devices directly is a supported pattern: we can design it, but no delivered engagement is published.

Machine & Shop-Floor Integration

Use cases

Typical use cases

  • ERP and CRM integration

    Orders, customers and status kept consistent between systems.

  • Payment and partner APIs

    Integration with payment providers and partners, where their APIs allow it.

  • Data consolidation for reporting

    Data from several systems brought together for dashboards and MIS.

  • Older systems

    Older applications connected to new ones without a single cutover.

Industries

Where it fits

Proof

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Delivery

How we deliver it

  1. Discover
  2. Architect
  3. Engineer
  4. Deploy
  5. Optimise

We confirm what each source system allows before choosing an approach, then build and test each connection in stages. How we work

When the gap is the process rather than the connection: Workflow Automation & Dashboards

FAQ

Questions buyers ask

Can you integrate with the system we already use?
Usually, if the system has an API, a database we can be given access to, or a reliable export. We confirm what the source system allows before committing to an approach.
Is the sync real time?
Sync is scheduled or event-based, as close to real time as the source systems allow. We agree the timing each integration actually needs.
Can you connect machines on the shop floor?
Machine and device connectivity is a supported pattern, not a delivered engagement we can point to. The Machine & Shop-Floor Integration page sets out what is and is not claimed.
Who looks after the integration after go-live?
That is agreed per engagement. It can sit under Application Support & Managed Services, with scope, hours and response expectations agreed up front.

Which systems need to talk to each other?

List the systems involved and where data is re-entered today. We reply with what we would need to know first.

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