Integrations
Your systems, connected properly — so a number typed into one shows up in the others, and nobody spends Friday afternoon copying between tabs. In the workshop system we built, the tax invoice raises in the app and the accountant finds it already sitting in Zoho Books.
CRM connections
Website, inbox and pipeline sharing one record per customer. The end of 'which spreadsheet is the right one?'.
Payments
Card payments, invoices and payment links wired into your site or software — with reconciliation that doesn't need a Saturday.
Accounting sync
Invoices and expenses landing in your accounting software as they happen. The workshop's FTA-compliant invoices sync to Zoho Books the moment they're raised — month-end stopped being an event.
Custom API work
When two systems should talk and no off-the-shelf connector exists, we build the bridge. Documented, monitored, yours.
- A map of where your data is currently retyped by hand
- A design for what syncs, which direction, and when
- Credentials handled properly — never hard-coded, never in a spreadsheet
- A failed sync pauses and alerts; it doesn't corrupt your records
- Documentation your next developer can pick up cold
Indicative — smaller connections sit here; integration work is often folded into a Build or Transform scope.
How our pricing works →Asked on most intro calls.
Which systems can you connect?
Most modern business tools — CRMs, accounting platforms, calendars, payment providers, even spreadsheets. If yours genuinely can't be connected, we'll tell you before any money changes hands.
Is my data safe while it syncs?
Credentials are stored properly and transfers are encrypted. If a sync fails, it pauses and alerts us rather than writing bad records.
Can this be part of a bigger project?
Usually it is. Most integration work happens inside a website or software project — the Zoho Books connection was one piece of the workshop system.
Sound like your project?
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