Accounting, mail, planning, suppliers, webshop, telematics: we connect them so data flows once and nobody retypes anything.
When systems do not talk, people become the integration: exporting here, importing there, retyping in between. It is slow, it is error-prone, and it gets skipped under pressure, which is exactly when accurate data matters most.
Perfect APIs are rare in the SME world. We work with what exists: modern APIs where available, and robust bridges (scheduled exchanges, file drops, direct database reads) where not. Every integration we build logs what it did, retries sensibly on failure, and tells a human when it needs one. Quiet reliability over clever fragility.
Custom software usually comes with a catch: the agency that built it owns your roadmap, your data sits who knows where, and every small change starts with a quote. We work the other way round. Your data is yours and exports at any time, it lives on EU servers under EU rules, the price is fixed and monthly, and changes are part of the service rather than a negotiation. You stay in control of the tool your business runs on.
Usually yes. Legacy systems often allow database access, file exports or a watched folder. We have connected systems older than some of our clients' employees.
It retries, and if the problem persists it alerts, with enough context to fix the cause rather than the symptom. Failures are logged and replayable, so no data silently disappears.
Yes, after a short assessment. Sometimes the right answer is to adopt and stabilise, sometimes to rebuild on sturdier ground; we give you the honest comparison.