ERP & accounting
Orders, items, customers, invoices, entries. Depending on the ERP: API, database, or scheduled imports and exports.
Systems integration
Most re-keying comes from software that does not talk to each other. We connect your ERP, CRM, accounting, e-mail and databases, with exchanges that are controlled, traceable and reversible.
What we connect
We start from your current environment. Changing software is almost never a prerequisite.
Orders, items, customers, invoices, entries. Depending on the ERP: API, database, or scheduled imports and exports.
Contacts, opportunities, quotes and activities, synchronised with e-mail and your website forms.
Shared inboxes, attachments and replies. Reading via IMAP or API, sending via SMTP or API, with traceability.
SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite or Access. Controlled reads and writes, verified queries.
Excel, CSV, XML, PDF, shared folders, SFTP. Scheduled imports and exports, with format checks.
Industry-specific software and online platforms. Existing connectors when they are reliable, dedicated development otherwise.
Legacy systems
An Access database, an Excel workbook with macros or software without an API often remain at the heart of an SME. We can read them, connect them to newer tools or prepare their migration where it makes sense.
Approach
We check what each piece of software actually allows: API, database access, exports, limits and permissions.
Fields, formats, identifiers and transformation rules are documented before development.
Exchanges are developed and tested on a copy or in a separate environment, read-only at first.
Running in parallel with the existing system, reconciling results, then switching over.
Every synchronisation is logged. A discrepancy or error triggers an alert.
Technical safeguards
Network outage, third-party system unavailable, message received twice: these situations happen. They are anticipated from the design stage.
Frequently asked questions
Often. An accessible database, scheduled exports or exchange files may be enough. We identify the most reliable option during the analysis, and we tell you clearly if none of them is reliable.
No. We ask for dedicated technical accounts, limited to the data and actions required, which you can revoke at any time.
When it is the right building block, yes: n8n can be self-hosted and remains readable. For critical exchanges, we prefer dedicated code that is tested and versioned.
Integrations are documented and monitored. An error caused by a change is detected by monitoring; the adaptation is covered by the operations contract or quoted separately.
Integration
Tell us which ones and what is re-keyed today. We check the available interfaces before proposing anything.