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Stable and
lasting integrations.

Production-grade ERP, PIM, WMS, and payment integrations. Event-sourced, idempotent, observable — not one-off scripts or brittle flows, but data pipes that stay reliable as your systems and load grow.

What we deliver

Six systems, one data flow.
Every integration your business needs.

We connect the systems you already run so data moves once, in the right shape, at the right time — less manual entry, fewer broken middle layers, fewer ad-hoc fixes.

01Featured

Enterprise ERP integrations

Microsoft Dynamics, SAP, NetSuite, Standard Books, and more. Two-way real-time synchronisation, automatic data-conflict resolution, and a complete audit trail.

Most-shipped piece
02

PIM system integration

Akeneo, Pimcore, custom builds. Product data flows from the PIM to Magento and the storefront in seconds.

03

WMS & warehouse management

Pick lists, partial dispatches and automated returns processes. We ensure the warehouse system always operates on real-time, validated order data.

04

Global payment solutions

Stripe, Adyen, Montonio, Klarna. Tokenisation, 3DS, and more.

05

Logistics & shipping carriers

DPD, DHL, Omniva, Itella. Real-time rates, labels, tracking.

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Headless connectors & APIs

Storefront API, search, customer portal.

How we work

4 stages. No surprises.

A single statement of work, weekly demos, and the same engineers in every meeting. Re-scopes happen in writing.

  1. 01Week 1 — 2

    Schema mapping & analysis

    We map the entities, business rules, and technical edge cases across systems. The goal: full transparency of the data models before development begins.

  2. 02Week 2 — 4

    Interface design

    Event contracts, retry logic, and dead-letter queues (DLQ). The architecture is validated and tested before any integration code is written.

  3. 03Week 4 — 8

    Build & system testing

    Implementation against an isolated copy of live data. We run system-wide validation and data-flow checks under real load before the final cutover.

  4. 04Week 8 — 10

    Cutover

    Data backfill, validation, and traffic switch-over with full monitoring. After go-live, the integrations stay monitored and managed with the same discipline as the rest of your commerce runtime — so growth and new systems never break the data flow unnoticed.

Our toolchain

Boring tech.
On purpose.

Integration code outlives the team that wrote it. We choose tools that document themselves.

01Stream
Apache Kafka
02CDC
Debezium
03API
Magento 2 API
04API
GraphQL
05API
OpenAPI
06Data
PostgreSQL
07Cache
Redis
08Queue
RabbitMQ
09PIM
Akeneo PIM
10ERP
Microsoft Dynamics
10 pieces · one runbook
Case spotlight
Bauhof · 2024

One inventory truth across 15+ retail stores.

Built a unified stock layer on top of Microsoft Dynamics and Magento. Live availability, reservations, click-and-collect — across every channel. The result came not just from the connections existing, but from a data flow designed, tested and operated as part of a business-critical system.

Stores unified
15+
Uptime · 90d
99.9%
Common questions

The questions
we answer most.

If yours is here, you have your answer. If not, send a brief — it takes two minutes.

What happens when the ERP sends bad data?

Every event is validated against its contract before it lands. Anything that fails goes to a dead-letter queue with the payload intact, so nothing is lost and nothing corrupts the target system — you fix the record and replay it.

Why event-sourced instead of a nightly sync?

A nightly job means your store can be wrong for up to a day, and a failure stays invisible until someone notices. Event-sourced flows are idempotent and replayable: stock and prices move in seconds, and a failed message can be re-run without double-booking anything.

Which systems do you integrate?

Microsoft Dynamics, SAP, NetSuite and Standard Books on the ERP side; Akeneo and Pimcore on the PIM side; Stripe, Adyen, Montonio and Klarna for payments; DPD, DHL, Omniva and Itella for delivery. Where an API exists we build against it — where one does not, the integration goes through a documented adapter, never straight into the database.

How risky is the cutover?

Backfill and validation both run before any traffic moves, and the switch-over happens under monitoring with a tested rollback path. That is what the 4 — 10 weeks buy you: the cutover itself is the boring part.

A 30-minute call · No deck · A clear next step

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integration drift?

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