Systems Integration
Connect applications, APIs, and data sources that should work together.
The problem
Information is trapped in separate systems that don't talk to each other, so people become the integration layer — copying data back and forth. A proper integration is reliable, observable, and handles the messy cases that manual work papers over.
Capabilities
CRM & productivity suites
Connect your CRM with Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 so records, calendars, and documents stay aligned.
Payments & invoicing
Link payment and invoicing systems to your internal records with validation and reconciliation.
Third-party APIs
Integrate the external services your business depends on, with authentication and rate-limit handling done properly.
Reporting & databases
Bring data together from internal databases and platforms into reliable reporting.
Example Business Scenarios
Website to CRM to notification
A website form writes a validated record to your CRM and notifies the right person — with retries if a system is briefly unavailable.
Support tool to internal reporting
Support activity flows into internal reporting on a schedule, with audit logs so you can trace every record.
Payment events to accounting
Payment events are captured, validated, and recorded idempotently so a retried webhook never double-counts.
A Typical Implementation
- 01
Map
Map the systems, data, and the direction information needs to flow.
- 02
Design
Design authentication, error recovery, and audit requirements.
- 03
Build
Implement with validation, retries, and monitoring.
- 04
Verify
Test the failure cases, not just the happy path.
What's Included
- A reliable integration between your chosen systems
- Authentication and authorization handled correctly
- Retries, idempotency, and error recovery
- Data validation and audit logging
- Monitoring so issues surface early
Technical Considerations
The benefits above matter most. If you want the engineering detail, it's here.
Common Questions
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