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Get a QuoteYour customer relationship management system, enterprise resource planning platform, eCommerce platform, and warehouse tools were built in isolation. We build the custom integration layer that connects them permanently, eliminating the manual re-entry, sync delays, and spreadsheet bridges your team has learned to live with.
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Your team's time across a full integration build is 2 to 3 hours per week: one architecture review, async feedback on mapping decisions, and a final quality assurance sign-off. We handle the build, testing, and documentation.

Most teams accept fragmentation as the cost of using best-of-breed tools. Every new application adds another manual bridge. Here is exactly what that costs, and what changes when you remove it.

Integration challenges look different depending on where you sit. Select your role to see how a connected application layer addresses your specific pressure points.
Replace brittle one-off scripts with a governed integration layer. Every connection documented, versioned, and maintainable by your team.
Not locked into an integration platform as a service subscription. We build custom connectors your team owns outright: swap tools without rebuilding the layer.
Encrypted payloads, scoped credentials, rate limit handling, and audit logs on every data flow. Nothing your security review will flag.
Architecture diagrams, data dictionaries, runbooks, annotated code. Your team can modify or extend without us.
We scope precisely, build to spec, and deliver working integrations on a fixed timeline. No 16-week discovery phases.
We handle architecture, build, testing, and documentation. Your team attends two focused sessions and reviews async feedback only.
Every integration ships with live error monitoring and automated alerts. You hear about problems before your users do.
Endpoint maps, payload schemas, error codes, maintenance runbooks. No tribal knowledge locked in our heads.
eCommerce order triggers enterprise resource planning creation, warehouse pick, and customer relationship management update in a single automated sequence. No handoffs, no delays.
The hours your operations team spends copying and reconciling data disappear. They focus on exceptions, not routine transfers.
Warehouse, eCommerce, and enterprise resource planning all show the same number at the same time. Oversells and out-of-stock gaps disappear.
Status of every order, shipment, and fulfillment queue visible in one view, sourced live from all connected systems simultaneously.
Contacts, deals, orders, and invoices sync bidirectionally. Sales sees financial status; finance sees pipeline context. No more conflicting records.
Closed deals trigger enterprise resource planning onboarding sequences. Renewals surface in the customer relationship management system from billing data. Quote-to-cash runs end to end automatically.
Pull actuals from enterprise resource planning, pipeline from customer relationship management, engagement from marketing tools into one reporting layer. Built for your revenue operations stack.
Marketing activity in your automation platform links to revenue in your enterprise resource planning system through the integration layer. Full funnel, real numbers.
Application integration is not one thing. Depending on your systems, data volumes, and workflow requirements, we deploy the right pattern, or combine several into a single coherent layer.
We build bidirectional sync with conflict resolution logic, field-level mapping, and transformation rules. Data written in one application propagates to all connected systems within seconds.
For operations that cannot wait for scheduled polling, we build event-driven pipelines. An action in one application fires an event that triggers immediate downstream processing across every connected system.
Every integration we build includes automatic retry logic, error classification, and alerting thresholds. When a connection fails, it recovers automatically. When recovery fails, your team gets a precise alert before anything cascades.
A two-system integration scopes differently from a five-system unified layer. We price each connection separately so you see exactly what you are paying for.
Real-time high-volume event streams require more infrastructure than nightly batch jobs. We assess your data volumes in the scoping session and price accordingly.
Some integrations pass data as-is. Others require currency conversion, unit-of-measure translation, or multi-step orchestration. We scope each layer separately.
Call within 48 hoursscoped proposal in 3 daysno commitment required
Your team's time across a full integration build is 2 to 3 hours per week: one architecture review, async feedback on mapping decisions, and a final quality assurance sign-off.

Related integration solutions
Application integration refers to connecting two or more software applications so they share data and trigger actions across each other without human intervention. Application programming interface integration is the technical method used to build those connections. Application integration is the outcome; application programming interface integration is often the mechanism. We build both, along with event-driven, webhook-based, and middleware patterns depending on which approach fits your systems best.
A single integration between two well-documented systems typically goes live within 10 to 14 days of sign-off. More complex builds covering three or more systems tend to run 3 to 6 weeks from sign-off to full production deployment. We scope each connection individually so you get a precise timeline before committing, not an estimate range after you have already started.
We integrate across enterprise resource planning platforms including Dynamics 365 Business Central, Finance and Operations, and NAV; customer relationship management systems including Dynamics 365 Sales; eCommerce platforms including Shopify, BigCommerce, and Adobe Commerce; warehouse management and third-party logistics systems; marketing automation platforms; and analytics tools including Power BI. If your system exposes an application programming interface or supports webhooks, we can integrate it.
Every integration we deliver includes automatic retry logic with exponential backoff, error classification by type and severity, dead-letter queues for payloads that cannot be processed, and proactive monitoring with alerting. Transient failures such as rate limit hits recover without human involvement. Persistent failures trigger an alert and our post-launch service-level agreement is a 4-hour response to any persistent integration failure.
We price integration projects on a fixed-scope, fixed-fee basis. Each integration connection is scoped and priced individually based on three factors: the number of systems to connect, the data volume and sync frequency required, and the complexity of any custom transformation or business-rule logic. You receive a line-by-line proposal before committing. There are no per-connection platform fees, no ongoing integration platform as a service subscriptions, and no discovery charges. You own the code.
No commitment. No pitch. Tell us which systems you need connected, and we will send a line-by-line proposal with timeline and cost.
We will review your integration requirements and send a scoped proposal within 3 business days. Expect a call within 48 hours to align on your system stack.
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Submit your brief and receive a scoped proposal in 3 days. No commitment. No pitch. Just a clear plan for connecting your applications.
Submit your brief β call within 48 hours β scoped proposal in 3 days β Sprint 1 begins within 1 week of sign-off
Your team's time across a full integration build is 2 to 3 hours per week: one architecture review, async feedback on mapping decisions, and a final quality assurance sign-off.
