Stop entering the same data in multiple systems
When a team copies data between ERP, CRM, spreadsheets, and operational systems, work depends on repetitive tasks and manual checks. We build integrations to connect the systems involved in that workflow.
What we deliver
- Data mapping and business rules for each system.
- Connectors and APIs based on available documentation and permissions.
- Validation, execution records, and failure handling.
- Synchronization routines matched to the process.
- Documentation and operational responsibilities defined in contract.
We first assess whether an existing connector meets the need. RPA may be considered when a suitable API is unavailable; interface changes require ongoing maintenance.
What we need to assess
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Which systems must exchange data? | Defines the flow and owners |
| Are APIs and test environments available? | Helps evaluate access, limits, and validation |
| Which system owns each data field? | Avoids conflicting records |
| What happens when a step fails? | Defines alerts, retries, and human review |
Related projects
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Investment and first step
Our published reference range for integration projects is BRL 40,000–100,000, subject to assessment of system access, data quality, and complexity. Licences, hosting, and maintenance must be included in the proposal.
In the introductory call, explain which systems are involved, which data is copied, and how often the task occurs.