Connecting your software
CRM, accounting, email, calendars and databases sharing information with one another.
You already pay for good software. The trouble is that a person has to carry information from one tool to the next. We connect them so the work moves on its own.
We connect the tools, so it's entered once and shows up everywhere it's needed.
When simple connectors can't handle your exceptions, we build something sturdier, with alerts when something goes wrong.
We make the next step happen automatically and remind the right person when it doesn't.
CRM, accounting, email, calendars and databases sharing information with one another.
One signed agreement sets up the account, the paperwork and the first steps for each team.
Finished work becomes an invoice, and overdue invoices get followed up on time.
The right person hears about the right thing at the right time, and only then.
Reports that assemble and send themselves on the day your managers expect them.
When something doesn't fit the rules, it goes to a person with the context they need.
Sales has one number, finance has another, and nobody is sure which is right. Each tool is fine by itself. The trouble is in the gaps.
Read moreAn order arrives by email. Someone types it into one system, then another, then a spreadsheet. It's slow and dull, and mistakes are easy to make.
Read moreThe request went out on Monday. By Friday, nobody knows who has it. The person who needs to approve it never saw it, or forgot.
Read moreUsually not. We build around the tools you already use and leave what works alone.
Connector tools are great for simple jobs, and we'll tell you when one is enough. We step in when the process has real exceptions or matters too much to fail quietly.
We build in alerts and logs, so problems get noticed and fixed rather than discovered weeks later.
We'll tell you honestly where software would help, and where it wouldn't.