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Systems that agree with each other, every time a record changes.

An integration is easy on a good day. We build for the other days: the API that times out, the duplicate webhook, the record edited in both places at once. Every integration ships with retries, duplicate protection, logs, alerts and a runbook your team can follow.

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What we build

  • 01

    Two-way CRM and ERP sync

    Customers, orders and invoices kept in step between your CRM and ERP, with written rules for which side wins a conflict.

  • 02

    Store to ERP

    Orders, stock and prices flowing between your online store and your ERP or warehouse system, close to real time.

  • 03

    Payment and shipping APIs

    Payment status, shipping labels and tracking events wired into your order flow, with every call logged.

  • 04

    An API for your partners

    A documented, signed API or webhook so customers and partners exchange data with you without email.

  • 05

    A bridge to a legacy system

    A small, tested service in front of an old system, so new tools can use it without touching its internals.

What you receive

  1. 01A written integration contract: fields, mappings, conflict rules and error cases
  2. 02The integration service, in your repository and running in your cloud
  3. 03Retries with backoff, idempotency keys and duplicate protection
  4. 04Structured logs, a failed-message queue and alerts to a named person
  5. 05Automated tests against sandbox or recorded API responses
  6. 06A runbook, handover docs, a recorded walkthrough and 30 days of fixes

Stack

Listed for your engineers. The choice follows your systems, not our habits.

  • Node.js and TypeScript
  • Go
  • REST
  • GraphQL
  • Webhooks
  • Queues (SQS or similar)
  • PostgreSQL
  • OpenAPI

Typical timeline

One integration · 2-4 weeks
  1. 01API contract and mapping
  2. 02Build
  3. 03Retries, logs, alerts
  4. 04Test with live data
  5. 05Handover

Phases are typical. The date in your quote is the one we commit to.

How we scope it

A written fixed quote within 48 hours of your first message or call.

  • One integration

    One way, one system to another

    2-4 weeks

  • Two-way sync

    Both directions, with conflict rules

    3-6 weeks

  • ERP integration

    Mapped and fixed after a Blueprint

    Scoped in your quote

What shapes the quote

  • Two-way sync and conflict handling
  • Poor or undocumented APIs
  • Volume, rate limits and backfilling historical data
  • Several client environments: test, staging, production
  • Audit or compliance requirements on data in transit

Ways of working

Most engagements are fixed-scope projects: numbered deliverables, a fixed price and a fixed date, all in writing before work starts. Product builds run as focused sprints with a working demo every week. After handover, Run keeps a system monitored, updated and improving month by month. The first call settles which one fits, and the quote states it in writing.

The AI angle

Add AI where the data is messy

When records arrive as free text, PDFs or emails, an extraction step turns them into clean fields before the integration posts them, with a review queue for anything uncertain.

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Questions about this service

Which systems do you integrate?

Anything with a documented API or an approved export: CRMs, ERPs, accounting tools, stores, payment and shipping providers, and your own databases. We do not automate access to third-party portals without the owner’s written permission.

Why is an ERP integration quoted after a Blueprint?

ERPs vary more than any other system: custom fields, versions, hosting and approval chains. A 5-day Blueprint maps yours and fixes the price, and its fee is credited to the project.

What happens when an API is down?

Messages wait in a queue and retry with backoff. If they still fail, they land in a failed-message queue and a named person gets an alert with the record and the error. Nothing is dropped silently.

Who owns the integration code?

You do. It lives in your GitHub organisation from day one, runs in your cloud, and is yours outright on final payment.

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Tell us what you need built.

Describe it in plain words. Within 48 hours you have a written fixed quote and a delivery date.

A written, fixed quote within 48 hours.

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