ServicesIntegrations
Connect your website, CRM, payments and booking tools. Keep information moving between them.
Connect the systems your business relies on, so customer details, bookings and payments reach the right place without repeated manual entry.
A customer sends an enquiry
A customer record is created
The right person is notified
Example connection · the systems depend on your project
Connect the tools you already rely on, with a clear route for every record.
Connect enquiry forms, customer records, sales pipelines and contact history. Define where each piece of information belongs and which system keeps the original.
For example: a website enquiry arrives in your CRM with its source and customer details.
Connect payment providers, subscription events, calendars and booking tools. Update the relevant record when a payment or appointment changes.
For example: a completed payment updates the order; a rescheduled visit updates the calendar.
Exchange products, inventory, orders and other agreed records through available APIs, webhooks or scheduled imports.
For example: a stock change in your business system updates the website catalogue.
Map fields, handle duplicates and test failed requests. Add error reporting and retry rules where needed, with a clear handover for your team.
For example: a temporary outage retries safely and alerts your team if the record still needs attention.
Example scenario
A visitor submits a form. The integration checks for an existing contact, creates or updates the record, attaches the enquiry and notifies the responsible person. Your team continues in the CRM it already uses.
Useful when your team copies the same information between tools, customer records disagree or a website is disconnected from day-to-day operations.
Connected systems, documented field mappings and tested data flows. Your team knows what is synchronised, when it updates and how to respond if a connection needs attention.
Working connections. The agreed systems exchange the agreed information.
A data map. Fields, ownership, update timing and permissions are documented.
An operating guide. Your team knows how to check a transfer and handle an exception.
Start with one useful outcome. Review the details together.
List the systems and records to exchange. Choose the source of truth for each field and check the access each platform provides.
Define field mappings, update frequency, duplicate handling and what should happen when records change or are removed.
Build the connection, test representative records and check repeat events, missing fields and interrupted requests.
Review the first live transfers together. Document the connections, error alerts and steps your team can take to recover.
A clear scope and estimate before the build.
Tell us which tools you use, what information needs to move and which system should keep the original record. A sample record helps us check the details.
We review the systems, API access, data volume and direction of each connection before estimating the work. Provider subscriptions and any migration are identified separately.
Yes, where the platforms provide suitable access. Share the system names and the information you need to exchange; we check their APIs, permissions and plan requirements first.
Migration can be included. We agree the records, field mapping, duplicate handling and validation before moving data.
Some systems support immediate events; others require scheduled checks. We establish the update frequency and limitations for each connection.
An integration moves information between systems. Automation uses events and rules to move a process forward, such as assigning a task after an enquiry arrives. A project can include both.
We check supported imports, exports and other access options. If there is no dependable way to connect it, we explain the limitation before agreeing to build.
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