E-commerce and websites
Integrations and syncing
An order touches at least four tools: payment, shipping, invoicing, accounts. We get them talking to each other, so your team stops copying addresses by hand.
The situation
The day starts with exporting orders, pasting addresses into the courier's portal and redoing invoices in the accounting software. One wrong postcode and the parcel comes back, with the shipping paid twice.
How we do it
Together with you we map an order's journey from click to delivery and connect every step: couriers, payment systems, invoicing, CRM, Google Merchant Center feeds. Where a ready-made connection exists we configure it carefully; where it doesn't, we write it.
What you get
When orders are copied by hand between programs
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The order's journey
Before connecting anything we put every step on paper, along with who handles it today.
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Errors you can see
If an outside service doesn't respond, the system retries and alerts you instead of quietly losing the order.
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Product feeds for Google
Catalogue and prices reach Google Merchant Center up to date, with no manual exports.
Many shops live with half-finished integrations: the courier plugin is installed but doesn't read the delivery notes; the invoice goes out without the e-invoicing recipient code. They are small cracks that cost someone half an hour every day.
That is why, before installing any connection, we follow a real order along the whole journey, note where it gets stuck and fix first the steps that waste the most time.
When the connection to management software or an ERP calls for purpose-written software, our ERP connector service comes in.
Who it's for
Anyone running an online shop, logistics or administration who spends hours moving data between programs that don't talk to each other.
What we work with
Measured now
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Frequently asked questions
Before you ask.
Which tools can be connected to an online shop?
Any tool that offers a programmable connection or a file export: couriers, payment systems, invoicing software, CRMs, management software and Google Merchant Center. Before starting we check how each of yours connects.
What is the difference between an integration and a dedicated connector?
An integration uses a connection that already exists and needs configuring well; a dedicated connector is software written specifically when that connection doesn't exist or isn't enough. This often happens with management software and ERPs that have their own rules on price lists, codes and stock levels.
What happens if a connected service stops responding?
The system retries on its own; if the problem persists, it alerts whoever needs to step in. Every step is logged, so you can see where an order stopped.
Tell us what's holding you back.
A shop that sells less than it could, management software that doesn't talk to the website, hours lost retyping data. Tell us how things stand today: we'll reply with our first questions to understand the project.
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