AI Integration and Automation That Connects the Stack You Already Run
We embed AI into your CRM, ERP, billing and messaging so records and decisions move between systems without a person in the middle. Nothing gets migrated, and every automation is monitored.
Your integration layer is probably a person
In most growing businesses the integration layer is a person with two browser tabs open, copying a value from one system into another. They are the least reliable and most expensive part of the stack.
AI integration and automation replaces that copying with a connection. Systems exchange records directly, and AI handles the parts that used to need judgement: reading a document, classifying a request, drafting a reply.
Where an API exists we use it. Where it does not, we build the bridge. The systems you run today stay the systems of record.
What we build
Connections, automations and the AI that sits between them.
CRM, ERP and billing integration
Two-way sync between the systems that hold your customers, orders and money, with conflicts handled instead of ignored.
AI-assisted intake
Messages, emails and forms read, classified and routed to the right record automatically, with the original attached.
Document and data extraction
Structured data pulled from PDFs, scans and photographs and written where it belongs, instead of retyped.
Multi-step workflow automation
Approvals, reminders and hand-offs that run on their own, pulling a person in only for decisions.
Write-back and reconciliation
Changes flow back to the system of record, and mismatches surface instead of hiding until month end.
Monitoring for every automation
A control room showing which automations are running, which failed, and whether the data they produce is any good.
Automation that fails loudly
The risk in a connected stack is the quiet failure nobody notices for weeks. We design against it.
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The system of record stays the record
Each platform keeps what it owns. We bind them through one identity map and normalise the data, rather than replacing anything.
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Safe to retry
A job that runs twice or fails halfway does not duplicate or corrupt data. Retries are designed in, not hoped for.
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Failures are visible in minutes
Alerts and a dashboard show a broken automation quickly, so a dead scraper is a notification, not a surprise at quarter end.
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People own the exceptions
When a record does not fit the rules, it lands in a queue with context for a person to resolve, instead of being guessed at.
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Access kept narrow
Credentials stay server-side, and each integration gets only the permission it needs in each system.
Integrations we have put into production
Each connected tools the business already ran.
How an integration runs
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Map the flow
About a week. We trace one process across your systems and find where a person is doing the connecting.
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Connect one path
One flow, built end to end with logging, so you see real records moving rather than a plan.
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Add the AI where it earns it
Reading, classifying or drafting is added only where it removes real work, with a person reviewing the doubtful cases.
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Monitor and widen
A first automation is typically live in three to four weeks. We add paths once the first has run clean.
AI integration and automation, answered
Show us the process that lives in two browser tabs.
Thirty minutes with an engineer. You leave with a map of what could be connected, in what order, whether you hire us or not.
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