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Connecting systems

Automation

A great deal of company time goes into moving information between systems: from the management system to a spreadsheet, from email to the CRM. The work is repetitive and error-prone, which is why it's the first thing worth automating.

Typical problems

Where projects usually start

If more than one of these sounds familiar, there's time to be recovered.

  • Systems that don't talk to each other, forcing double entry
  • Reports assembled by hand every Monday morning by copying and pasting
  • Orders arriving by email and typed into the management system by hand
  • Information scattered across email, chat and shared folders
  • Transcription errors discovered weeks later, once the damage is done
What we propose

What we build

We map the existing flow of data, identify the manual steps costing the most, and replace them with reliable, monitored integrations.

  • Integrations between systems

    We connect your management system, CRM, e-commerce, invoicing and third-party tools through APIs or file exchange.

  • Automating repetitive work

    Order imports, document generation, outbound messages and record updates, with no human involvement.

  • Automatic reporting

    The figures you assemble by hand today get produced and delivered on their own, on whatever schedule you set.

  • Monitoring and error handling

    Every automation logs what it did and alerts a person when something goes wrong: no silent failures.

What changes

  • Hours of manual work recovered every week
  • Fewer transcription errors between systems
  • Data kept in step across tools without anyone intervening
  • Processes that keep running even when someone is away
How we work

A clear method, in six steps

You always know where we are, what we're doing, and what you'll see at the next release.

  1. Analysis

    We watch how you work today, find where the time goes, and agree the priorities with you.

  2. Design

    We define features, interfaces and architecture. You see what the software will be before it gets written.

  3. Development

    We work in short iterations, releasing often to a staging environment you can open whenever you like.

  4. Testing

    We check the software against your real data and real cases, together with the people who'll use it daily.

  5. Launch

    Data migration, team training and go-live, followed step by step.

  6. Support

    We stay your technical point of contact: fixes, changes and new features over time.

FAQ

Questions about automation

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Tell us about your project

Tell us what isn't working today and how you handle it now. We'll reply within one working day with a first assessment, no strings attached.