Aligned CRM and ERP data
Customer records, orders and progress updates transferred according to agreed rules. We handle identifiers, conflicts and duplicates so two systems do not overwrite each other unexpectedly.

We connect CRM, ERP, cloud applications and legacy systems so data reaches the people and tools that need it. Our integrations account for errors, duplicates and interruptions.
Tell us about your projectAn order is copied into the ERP, a contact changes in the CRM and a dashboard still shows the old value. Integration starts at these handoffs: we choose the authoritative source, update frequency and who acts when something fails. Connecting two APIs is only part of the work.
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Customer records, orders and progress updates transferred according to agreed rules. We handle identifiers, conflicts and duplicates so two systems do not overwrite each other unexpectedly.
An event starts a sequence across applications: notifications, case creation or document updates. Human approvals remain where the process needs them.
We introduce controlled interfaces and data exchanges around existing systems. If an API is unavailable, we assess documented exports or batch flows and explain their limitations.
The actual scope is agreed during discovery.
We check documentation, access, API limits and test environments. We agree on the direction, frequency and ownership of each exchange.
We test a complete flow with representative data, including timeouts, duplicate events and incomplete responses. Repeating an operation must have a defined outcome.
We prepare logs, checks and alerts that help identify where work stopped. Recovery procedures and responsibility for investigating failures are documented.
We assess the actual product and version, available APIs, licensing and permissions offered by the provider. Feasibility is confirmed after this review, rather than assuming every product exposes the same capabilities.
That depends on how quickly the process needs the data. Webhooks and events fit some workflows; scheduled updates can be simpler and sufficient for others. We choose a frequency that matches the operational need.
We agree on retries, queue handling and error reporting. Where needed, we include reconciliation and manual recovery so operations are not silently lost.
We consider both based on volume, security, complexity and maintenance costs. We can use existing connectors or implement a dedicated service when the workflow requires more control.
Describe your starting point, the tools you use and the outcome you need. We can define the next step together.
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