Make your systems talk to each other

Most growing businesses run on more than one piece of software, and most of those tools do not naturally share data. When systems are not connected, it can lead to manual work and unnecessary mistakes.

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Connect Your Systems

A good integration handles edge cases, survives API changes, and tells you when something breaks. Monitoring is built in from the start, not added as an afterthought.

Integration Experience

Hands-on experience with systems that Swedish businesses actually use.

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Swedish Business Systems

Hands-on experience with Fortnox, Extend Commerce, Svea Ekonomi, WooCommerce, and Klarna. These are the tools Swedish businesses rely on, and we know how they model their data, where things get complicated, and what breaks when an API updates.

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Custom and Legacy Systems

Not every system has a well-documented API. We have connected proprietary internal tools, legacy databases, and custom-built platforms where the integration has to be figured out from scratch. Monitoring and error handling are built in from day one.

Tested in production

Real production deployments, not sandboxed experiments. The patterns are familiar because we have worked through them before.

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How this works

Integration projects usually start with a look at what you are already running.

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We map what connects to what

A look at the tools you use, where the data lives, and where the gaps are. Sometimes the answer is an integration between the systems you use today. Sometimes a different tool is the real fix. We will help you figure out what you need.

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We build and deploy

The integration gets built, deployed on infrastructure we manage, and monitored from day one. If an API changes or something breaks, we catch it fast and can usually fix it before it affects anything.

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We stay ahead of changes

APIs change, vendors update endpoints, and real data keeps revealing new edge cases. We stay involved so your integrations keep running instead of quietly failing in the background.

Automation and integration often go hand in hand. Integration projects frequently reveal new automation opportunities.

Built to Last

A good integration moves data reliably, handles errors gracefully, logs enough to know what happened, and sends a clear signal when something breaks. That last part is often skipped. We treat monitoring as part of the integration, not an optional extra.

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Systems not syncing?

If you are manually exporting from one tool and importing to another, or if two systems hold slightly different versions of the same data, that is exactly the kind of problem we solve.