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The most expensive manual work in a company is usually retyping the same data from one system into another. An order from the shop into the warehouse software, stock levels from the warehouse into the shop, a waybill from the order into the courier's system.
What we connect
Each is a separate job, because every system has its own way of talking, its own limits and its own surprises.
How we build them
An integration is written in a day and maintained for years. The difference lies in what it does when something goes wrong.
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Questions
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+359 882 95 89 89It starts at €2,000 for a clearly defined connection between two systems. The quote is made after analysing the other system's documentation.
If the other side has no API and the exchange has to go through files, the work is usually bigger, not smaller.
Then we look for another way — scheduled file exchange, the database, or a middleman. It isn't always possible, and we'll tell you honestly if it isn't.
The first step is to look at the documentation or talk to your software's vendor.
Depending on the task. Stock usually every few minutes or on change; orders — immediately; the catalogue — once a day.
More often doesn't mean better: some systems limit the number of requests.
That's why integrations are maintained. When the vendor changes something, the connection is updated. It's covered by a maintenance contract or quoted when needed.
Yes, it's one of the most common jobs. The buyer picks an office from a map, the waybill is generated automatically and the status comes back into the shop.
Next step
Tell us what the two sides are and what needs to pass between them. That's where the analysis starts.
