We connect the tools your business relies on, like Stripe, Xero, Google, WhatsApp, email, CRMs and Eventbrite. And where there's no off-the-shelf bridge between two systems, we build one.
A booking comes in, so you type it into the calendar, then the accounts, then the CRM. Every app you pay for is an island, and you're the boat ferrying data between them. Usually at 10pm.
Your systems pass information between themselves, so a sale, a booking or a new customer lands everywhere it needs to without anyone retyping it.
Checkout, payments and payment checks, wired into your system.
Your accounting, connected to the rest of the business.
Google tools and services, hooked into your workflow.
Messages, notifications and campaigns going out from one place.
Customer records that stay in sync with everything else.
Ticketing connected to your own systems.
Plenty of tools don't connect out of the box. Say you need Xero feeding into your booking system and there's no ready-made link. That's not a dead end for us. We build the bridge.
Where a proper integration already exists, we use it. No point reinventing it, and it saves you build time.
Where it doesn't, we write the connection ourselves, so your systems finally share what they need to.
What you use, what you're retyping, and what should happen automatically.
She looks for existing integrations that save build time and lists what's needed, missing or broken.
Off-the-shelf where it exists, custom where it doesn't.
Jenny tests the data flowing end to end and keeps you posted.
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Read the storyWe've connected Stripe, Google, Xero, CRMs, WhatsApp, email and Eventbrite, and loads more. If it has a way in, we can usually connect it.
We build one. For example, if you need Xero feeding into a booking system and there's no off-the-shelf bridge, we write the connection ourselves.
Yes. That's exactly the kind of custom bridge we build when no ready-made integration exists.
It depends. If your tools mostly work and just don't talk, integrating them is quicker. If you're paying for lots of apps that never quite fit, one custom system usually works out cheaper and better.
Any third-party fees from providers or integrations are passed on at cost. Support is optional, billed monthly or yearly.