Systems Integration
Getting Your Systems
to Talk to Each Other
Most businesses run more software than they can keep in sync. We build the connections between them — cleanly, reliably, and without the fragile point-to-point spaghetti that creates more problems than it solves.
Platforms & Tools
Systems We Connect
We have integrated with a wide range of platforms. If it has an API — or even if it does not — we can usually find a path to connect it.
Microsoft 365
Teams, Outlook, SharePoint, OneDrive, and the Graph API — from calendar integrations and automated email workflows to document sync, SSO with Azure AD, and Teams bots that surface data from your other systems.
Slack
Custom Slack apps, bots, and slash commands that push notifications where your team already works — alert routing from monitoring systems, form submissions, CRM activity, pipeline updates, and anything else that warrants a channel message.
OpenAI
Embedding GPT-4, Assistants, embeddings, and structured outputs into your applications — document analysis, classification, customer-facing chat, internal knowledge retrieval, and AI-augmented workflow automation built on your actual data.
Salesforce
Bi-directional syncs between Salesforce and your web applications, portals, or internal tools — using the REST and Bulk APIs to push leads, update records, trigger flows, and surface CRM data without forcing your team to live inside Salesforce.
Zoho
Zoho CRM, Books, Inventory, Desk, and the broader Zoho ecosystem — connecting your customer-facing applications and internal operations to Zoho’s API layer for automated record creation, invoice sync, ticket routing, and reporting.
WordPress and More
WordPress REST API, WooCommerce webhooks, QuickBooks, Stripe, Twilio, SendGrid, HubSpot, Google Workspace, and virtually any platform with a documented API. If the connection you need exists, we can build it.
How We Approach It
Built to Last, Not Just to Ship
01
Map the Data Flow
Before touching any API, we document every data entity involved — what fields matter, where they live, how they relate, and what sync actually means for your specific business logic. Most integration failures come from skipping this.
02
Design for Failure
APIs go down, rate limits get hit, payloads change without notice. We build integrations with retry logic, dead-letter queues, alerting, and idempotency — so a failed sync is a recoverable event, not a silent data corruption.
03
Build, Test, Document
Every integration is tested against real API sandboxes, edge cases, and error conditions before going live. We also document what was built — so the next developer can understand and extend it without reverse engineering.
04
Monitor and Maintain
Integrations break when APIs change. We offer ongoing maintenance — monitoring for failures, adapting to upstream API changes, and extending the integration as your system footprint grows.
Have a System That Needs to Connect?
Tell us what is not talking to what. We will tell you what is possible, what it would take, and whether building it ourselves is the right answer or if there is a better path.