If your employees manually transfer data from one screen to another, you’re losing time and risking costly errors. Lack of integration leads to:
Data Entry Errors
Incorrect phone number or address when transcribing an order
Stock Discrepancies
The website sells an item that is already out of stock in the warehouse because systems are not synchronised
Slow Service
The client waits days for a consignment note or invoice because they are created manually
Lack of Up-to-Date Data
You don't know your real turnover because data from the website and accounting are reconciled only at the end of the month
We connect everything to everything. Whether you use off-the-shelf software or a custom solution, we write the code that allows systems to exchange data securely and quickly in real-time.
Integrations shouldn’t just connect systems – they need to work reliably.
To ensure a stable and secure data flow between your platforms, we follow a structured process – from documentation analysis and data planning to actual integration and continuous monitoring. Here’s how we go from documentation to a working data flow.
We review the technical documentation (API Docs) of the systems you want us to connect. We check for compatibility and limitations.
We map out the information – which fields (name, price, SKU) need to be transferred, in what direction, and how often (in real-time or once daily).
We write the integration code. Initially, we test in a 'sandbox' environment with dummy data to avoid disrupting your real accounting or orders.
We verify that data arrives correctly. We encrypt the connection and set up security keys (API Keys/Tokens) so no external party can access the data flow.
We activate the integration. We monitor the first transactions to ensure everything runs smoothly.
APIs change (e.g., Facebook changes its rules). We monitor for errors and update connections when the service provider changes its version.
We speak the language of data. We work with all major information exchange protocols – REST (RESTful API), SOAP (for older banking systems), GraphQL, and XML/JSON formats. For testing and documentation, we use Postman and Swagger.
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If done professionally – no. We configure processes so that heavy requests happen in the background, without hindering the user from browsing the site quickly.
We build protective mechanisms (Error Handling). For example, if Econt's system goes down temporarily, our code 'remembers' the request and automatically resends it once the connection is restored, so no data is lost.
Almost everything that has open documentation. If the software is very old and closed (Legacy), we might need to build an intermediate layer, but in 99% of cases, we find a solution.
Absolutely. We use encrypted connections (SSL/TLS) and secure authentication methods (OAuth 2.0). Data travels through a protected 'tunnel' between servers.
It depends on the complexity. Standard integrations (like Econt/Speedy for WooCommerce) are more budget-friendly or included in the store's price. Complex two-way connections with ERP systems are quoted individually based on development hours.
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