Systems integration
One source of truth across the platforms you already pay for.
Every engagement fits one of these four shapes. Open the one closest to your situation.
Store, payments, accounting, CRM, logistics, ads. Each holds a version of the truth and none agrees. We build the integration layer that reconciles them — with the mapping, the retries and the monitoring that make it survive real traffic.
- 01Stock is right in one system and wrong in the shop window.
- 02Payment records and accounting entries never quite reconcile.
- 03A partner's API changes and nobody notices for a week.
- 04Every new channel means another manual export.
What we build
One source of truth across the platforms you already pay for.
- REST / GraphQL / webhook clients
- Shopify, Stripe, PayPal, Payoneer
- Meta, Google and TikTok business APIs
- Odoo and ERP connectors
- Postgres as the reconciliation ledger
- Idempotency keys and event sourcing
Canonical data model
One agreed definition of a customer, an order and a product, with every platform mapped onto it.
Two-way sync
Conflict rules, ordering guarantees and change detection so updates flow both directions without loops.
Webhook and API layer
Signed, validated, replayable endpoints for partners — plus a documented API when you are the one being integrated with.
Reconciliation jobs
Scheduled comparisons that surface drift before finance or a customer does.
Rate limits and resilience
Backoff, caching and circuit breakers so one slow vendor cannot take the whole flow down.
Monitoring
Per-integration dashboards for volume, latency and failure rate, with alerts on anomaly.
Questions we get
What if a platform has no API?
We look at scheduled file exchange, partner endpoints or a controlled scraping layer — and we tell you honestly when the maintenance cost is not worth it.
Who owns the credentials?
You do, in your own accounts. We work through scoped access and hand back everything at the end.
Can you integrate a legacy in-house system?
Yes, that is common. Usually via a thin adapter around its database or file drop, so the legacy system itself stays untouched.
Describe the problem. We'll tell you what should actually be built.
Sometimes the answer is a full platform. Sometimes it is one integration and a rule engine. We will say which.
No specification needed — describe the problem in a few lines.