ERP integration

ERP integration, built properly

We connect ERP to your CRM, ecommerce, a reporting layer and shop floor systems, so treating the ERP as the source of truth and syncing outward, rather than letting every team keep its own copy stops being somebody's weekly job.

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What we connect it to

ERP rarely needs to stand alone

The honest part

What usually goes wrong

Many regional ERPs have no public API at all. That does not stop the project, it changes it: a read-only database connection or a nightly export is often the right answer and costs less than fighting for an API.

We find this in the first few days rather than in month two, which is the whole point of scoping before quoting. ERP exposes REST, SOAP or direct database access, depending on the vendor, and that decides most of the design.

What you get

Every integration we ship includes

  • A staging environment you test against before production data moves.
  • Retries and a dead letter queue, so a failed sync is visible instead of silent.
  • A log of every record written, so you can answer "why did this change".
  • Alerts when the other side changes its API or a token expires.
  • Documentation and the repository, handed to you at the end.

FAQ

Common questions

Can you connect ERP to a system with no public API?

Often yes. Where there is no API we use a read-only database connection, a scheduled export, or a file drop the other system already produces. It is less elegant and it works. We tell you which approach applies after looking at your setup.

How long does a ERP integration take?

A one-way sync with clean data on both sides is usually two to four weeks including testing. Two-way sync, or messy historical data that needs cleaning first, runs four to eight weeks. You get a fixed scope and a date before we start.

What does a ERP integration cost to build and to run?

Build cost depends on how many objects you sync and whether it runs both ways, and we quote it line by line after a technical call. Running cost is usually a few dollars a month of serverless hosting, plus occasional maintenance when ERP or the other vendor changes their API.

Do we own the integration?

Yes. The code lives in your repository, runs on your infrastructure, and there is no per-record or per-seat fee. If you stop working with us it keeps running.

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