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    Data flow you can trust, integrations you can audit.

    Reliable, observable integrations between CRM, ERP, SQL, HR, finance, and third-party APIs — with governance and error-handling designed for the day something goes wrong.

    Integrations are the plumbing of the modern business, and the plumbing is usually where problems start. We design and build integrations that survive vendor changes, cope with the messy data your source systems actually have, and give you a defensible answer when finance or a regulator asks how a number got into a report.

    The problem we hear

    Most integration estates are a graveyard of half-finished projects, each built by a different team with a different tool. We work in that reality.

    Integrations fail silently

    You find out something didn't sync when a customer complains, or when a regulator asks a question you can't answer.

    Nobody knows what runs

    Zaps, iPaaS flows, cron jobs, and lambdas — spread across accounts, owned by nobody, feared by everybody.

    Data quality is 'not our problem'

    The source system, the integration layer, and the destination all disclaim responsibility for the data being wrong.

    How we approach it

    01

    Inventory what runs

    We map every integration currently in production — where it runs, who owns it, what it moves, and what it costs. No plan without a map.

    02

    Choose the right layer

    Real-time API, event stream, scheduled batch, CDC — each integration gets the pattern that fits the data and the SLA, not the pattern the tool imposes.

    03

    Build for observability

    Every integration reports its own health, throughput, and errors. Alerts go to a real human, with the context needed to act.

    04

    Own the data contract

    Documented schemas, versioning strategy, and a change process so upstream vendors can't quietly break the pipe.

    What good looks like

    A single register of what integrations exist, who owns them, and what they cost.

    Errors surfaced within minutes, not weeks, with enough context to fix them without archaeology.

    Fewer, better integrations — often replacing several fragile flows with one well-built one.

    A defensible data lineage story when finance, audit, or a regulator asks.

    What we build

    CRM integrations

    Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics — inbound, outbound, real-time and batch, with proper error handling and idempotency.

    ERP & finance

    NetSuite, Sage, Xero, Business Central — GL, AR, AP, and revenue integrations built to reconcile cleanly.

    SQL & data warehouse

    On-premise SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and warehouse platforms — CDC, ETL, and reverse-ETL as needed.

    HR, payroll & compliance

    ATS, HRIS, payroll, and compliance platforms integrated with the operational systems that depend on them.

    Custom APIs

    REST and GraphQL APIs for your own systems, versioned, documented, and secured for internal or external consumers.

    Event-driven architecture

    EventBridge, Service Bus, Kafka, Redpanda — when the coupling and scale demand it, and only then.

    Anonymised engagements

    SQL-to-Salesforce sync

    A recruitment operator had a legacy on-premise SQL database that Salesforce needed to read from in near real time. We built a CDC-based sync layer with monitored throughput and an admin surface for reconciliation, replacing a fragile scheduled job that had been silently missing records.

    Finance integration cleanup

    A B2B operator had six overlapping integrations between its CRM, ERP, and reporting stack. We consolidated to two well-observed pipelines with a documented data contract, ending a two-year cycle of month-end reconciliation calls.

    Vignettes are anonymised composites drawn from engagements and product work. No client names, logos, or performance figures are implied.

    Frequently asked questions

    Do you use an iPaaS?

    Sometimes. Boomi, Mulesoft, and Workato all have a place, and we've worked with all of them. Often the honest answer is that custom code plus a managed queue is cheaper and clearer.

    What about real-time vs batch?

    Chosen per integration. Real-time is not always the right answer — some data is genuinely a nightly batch, and pretending otherwise adds cost.

    How do you handle credentials?

    Vaulted, rotated, and never in code. IAM roles wherever the platform supports them.

    Who owns the integration once built?

    You do. We hand over code, runbooks, dashboards, and an on-call story. We can also stay on for evolution, but we're not a lock-in vendor.

    Can you rescue a failing integration project?

    Yes — we've inherited plenty. First a diagnostic, then an honest recommendation on rescue vs replace.

    Not sure what integrations you have?

    That's a common starting point. A short discovery gives you a real inventory and a clear next move.

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