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Connect A to B. Keep everything else.

Most businesses don't need a new system. They need two systems they already pay for to talk to each other, so nobody copies data by hand.

Common bridges

Bridges owners ask for most

From, to, and what it saves you. Yours might be one of these, or something else entirely.

Website ordersYour invoicing appThe invoice is issued by itself. Nobody retypes an order.
Website formsOne list of enquiriesEvery enquiry lands in one place, with who, when and from which page. Optional ping to your phone.
Register salesWebsite stockSold in the shop, gone from the website. No angry "but you showed it in stock".
Supplier price listYour pricesHundreds of prices updated in minutes, with a list of what changed for you to approve.
Online bookingsYour calendar + SMSCustomers book themselves, you see it in your calendar, reminders cut no-shows.
Sales dataMonthly reportReady for the accountant on the 1st, in the same format every month.
Old systemNew systemCustomers and products moved over and checked. Nothing left behind in an old export.
Ad clicksReal salesSee which campaign brought customers who actually paid, not just visits.
HELP.TXT: questions owners ask
Will it work with the system I have?

Almost always. Most business software has a built-in connection, exports a file, or sends an email we can read. If yours can't, we tell you before you pay.

Do I need to replace anything?

No. The point is to keep what works. We only suggest replacing something when keeping it costs you more.

How small can a job be?

One connection is a perfectly good job. Many of our favourite projects are exactly that.

What happens if the bridge stops?

We build it to tell you when it stops, instead of failing quietly. And there is always a manual way to keep working meanwhile.

Will my staff need training?

Usually not. A good bridge removes a step from their day. It does not add a new screen.

Next step

Tell us what bugs you. In your own words.

No need to know what it's called or how it works. Describe what you do by hand today, and we'll tell you honestly what it takes.