Integrations & API

The order reaches the warehouse, the invoice reaches accounting, the client reaches CRM — with no Excel in between.

Integration is when an order from the store reaches the warehouse on its own, the invoice reaches accounting, and the customer reaches CRM — with no Excel file in between. We build both connections to existing systems and an API of your own that partners can use.

Who it's for

Data is entered twice

Companies where a person retypes what the system already knows.

Stock figures do not match

Stores where the warehouse and the site show different numbers.

Data needs opening to partners

Teams that need an API of their own.

What's included

  • Data-flow map: what originates where and what is the source of truth
  • Integration build with error handling, retries and a log
  • Your own API: REST or GraphQL, authentication, versions, documentation
  • Sync in real time or on a schedule — based on what is actually needed
  • Monitoring and alerts when a system goes down
  • Handover with documentation another developer can read

Technology and approach

ERP and accounting: Horizon, Jumis, 1C, Microsoft Dynamics, SAP. CRM: HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce. Plus — warehouse and WMS systems, payment gateways, delivery and parcel-locker APIs, marketing tools and booking systems.

  • Horizon
  • Jumis
  • 1C
  • Dynamics
  • HubSpot
  • Pipedrive
  • WMS
  • Payment gateways
  • Omniva / DPD
  • Mailchimp
  • Klaviyo

Frequently asked questions

Our system has no API. Then what?

Often the answer is file exchange, a database layer or middleware. What exactly — we assess in the audit, before we promise a timeline.

What happens if the integration goes down?

Errors go to a log and an alert, data is not lost, and the maintenance plan sets a response time.

How much does one integration cost?

From €1 500 for one connection. The price depends on how well the other system is documented.

What usually comes with this

One team, so the next step does not start from zero.

Visi vienpadsmit pakalpojumi

Three steps to a proposal

No long intro. Usually one conversation is enough to understand scope and timing.

  1. Tell us the goal

    Enquiries, sales, speed or automation. A short note is enough.

  2. A short consult

    Goal, audience and what you already have. Usually one conversation.

  3. Proposal

    Scope, timing and the next step — before we write code.