Connect everything. Break nothing.

The Challenge

Managing inventory, pricing, and order data across multiple storefronts manually doesn't just create overhead -- it creates risk. Any lag between a price change in your ERP and its reflection on your storefronts is a window for pricing errors, oversells, and customer complaints.

The Solution

We engineer bi-directional sync engines that connect enterprise ERPs to multiple e-commerce storefronts with true two-way data flow. Inbound orders are ingested and validated automatically. Outbound changes -- price updates, inventory adjustments, product details -- propagate across all channels without manual intervention. The execution layer is self-governing: it monitors system limits in real-time, pauses automatically when thresholds are approached, and resumes without operator input. This provides 24/7/365 operational reliability even when processing massive datasets.

The Challenge

Standard carrier integrations surface tracking numbers after the fact. Businesses with drop-ship models, multi-vendor fulfillment, or negotiated carrier contracts need far more: actual negotiated rates at the moment of shipment, automated PO-to-tracking matching, and fulfillment status updates without manual entry.

The Solution

We build direct OAuth2 integrations with carrier APIs -- bypassing the limitations of off-the-shelf connectors to unlock the full depth of each carrier's capability. This includes reference-based tracking lookups that automatically match carrier events to Purchase Orders, live negotiated rate retrieval during the fulfillment process, and fully automated PO-to-fulfillment workflows. When a vendor ships, the system detects it, pulls the tracking, calculates dimensions, updates the Sales Order, and marks it fulfilled -- no human clicks required. Secure, encrypted token management ensures stable authentication even during high-frequency API calls.

The Challenge

Customers who buy across Amazon, eBay, Walmart, and direct storefronts are routinely created as duplicate records in the ERP -- fragmenting their purchase history, credit terms, and account relationships. Duplicate records erode reporting accuracy and make customer management increasingly expensive over time.

The Solution

We build centralized customer identity libraries that run before any new record is created. The system executes a multi-level lookup strategy -- checking external marketplace IDs, email addresses, and platform-specific identifiers in sequence -- to determine whether an incoming order belongs to an existing customer. When a match is found, the order is linked to the existing record. When no match exists, a clean new record is created with all marketplace identifiers attached. The result is a single, authoritative view of every customer regardless of where they bought.

The Challenge

Communication records in CRMs -- calls, SMS threads, email sequences -- are notoriously difficult to extract at scale. Standard exports are either rate-limited, pagination-broken, or produce raw data that requires significant transformation before it's useful for attribution or analytics.

The Solution

We develop specialized extraction engines with custom pagination logic capable of pulling years of historical communication records from CRM platforms into centralized data stores. Performance is optimized through structured archival: records are cached in monthly binary archives, so reprocessing and analytics read from local records instead of re-polling the source API. The extracted data feeds directly into attribution modeling, sales analytics, and performance reporting workflows.

The Challenge

Scheduled batch jobs introduce lag by design. An order placed at 11:59pm doesn't process until the next job runs at 12:05am. In fast-moving operations, that lag has downstream consequences -- inventory not locked, tracking not updated, notifications not sent.

The Solution

We design and deploy secure, authenticated webhook listener infrastructure that allows external platforms to trigger ERP workflows on-demand with specific payloads. Listeners enforce authentication (Basic Auth, token validation) so only authorized sources can initiate workflows. This event-driven model eliminates polling overhead entirely and brings critical business events -- a shipment received, a payment flagged, an order placed -- into your ERP in seconds rather than minutes.