One integration
Individual quote
from 1 week
Two systems connected for one flow, for example CRM and accounting.
- API or connector chosen
- Data mapping and duplicates
- Alerts on failure
- Documentation
System and API integration · CRM, ERP, accounting, store
A new customer in the CRM appears in accounting, an order from the store reaches the ERP, and the status goes back to the customer. I connect the systems you already use through their APIs and set up a CRM when you do not have one yet.
Individual quote
Free first call. I usually reply within 2 hours.
Most companies do not need new software, they need the tools they already pay for to talk to each other. I map what is retyped today, choose between a ready connector, an automation tool and a custom API integration, and build it with error alerts and documentation, so it does not depend on me.
Each line is a manual step between two systems.
| From → to | What | Time / month |
|---|---|---|
| Store → ERP | B2B orders | 16 h |
| CRM → accounting | new customers and invoices | 10 h |
| ERP → store | stock and price lists | 8 h |
| Email → CRM | enquiries | 6 h |
Chosen per connection, by cost and reliability.
What makes integrations fragile.
Integrations create duplicates, and invoices go to the wrong account.
What to do: One system is the source of truth for customers, and the others keep its ID.
At peak times orders are lost without anyone noticing.
What to do: A queue with retries and an alert when something is still not delivered after an hour.
You can run it with me, with your team or with another developer.
Scope, price and timeline are agreed in writing before work starts. Tool subscriptions are paid separately.
Individual quote
from 1 week
Two systems connected for one flow, for example CRM and accounting.
Individual quote
from 2 weeks
A CRM set up for how your team sells, connected to email, forms and accounting.
Individual quote
from 3 weeks
CRM, ERP, store and partners connected according to one map.
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Two sentences are enough: the systems and what is retyped between them. I reply within 2 hours as a rule and tell you what can be connected, with price and timeline.
Connecting the tools a company already uses, such as the CRM, ERP, accounting and store, so data passes between them on its own instead of being retyped. It is done through each system's API, a ready connector or a file exchange.
Anything with an API or a reliable file exchange: CRMs such as HubSpot, Pipedrive or Zoho, ERPs, accounting tools, online stores, marketplaces, payment providers and supplier APIs. I check the API documentation before quoting.
Chosen per connection. A ready connector is cheapest when it covers the case. An automation tool such as n8n suits flows with rules and exceptions. Custom API code is for large volumes, queues and strict reliability.
Yes: choosing the CRM with you, setting up the pipeline, fields and permissions, importing data from spreadsheets and connecting it to email, forms and accounting. I do not resell licences, so the choice depends only on what fits.
I quote individually after a short call, because the price depends on the scope and the starting point. You get the scope, timeline and a fixed price in writing before any work starts.
Failures go to an alert channel with a retry for temporary errors. With care, I update integrations when an API changes. Without it, the documentation shows another developer what to change.
You do. Code, keys and accounts are in your name, and every connection is documented.