Integrations
Your tools should talk to each other. Most of the time, they don't.
Data copied between systems by hand, reports pulled from three different platforms, workflows that depend on someone remembering to trigger them — we replace the gaps with integrations that run reliably in the background.
What we build
Integrations across every layer of your stack
We integrate with everything — cloud platforms, identity providers, third-party APIs, payment processors, and the internal systems you've built over the years. The goal is always the same: real data, in real time, without manual intervention.
System-to-system connections
Two systems that need to share data, in real time, reliably — built to handle failures gracefully and alert you when something goes wrong.
Single sign-on & user access
One login for all your internal tools — connected to your existing directory so access is managed in one place and new employees are set up automatically.
Real-time data pipelines
Data that moves the moment something changes — not on a delay, not on a schedule. Your systems stay in sync without anyone pushing a button.
Cloud platform integrations
Azure, AWS, and GCP service integrations — storage, queues, email (SendGrid, Azure Communication), SMS, and platform-specific APIs wired into your workflows.
Microsoft 365 & Graph API
Calendar sync, room booking, Teams notifications, SharePoint file operations, and user provisioning — we've built production integrations across the full Microsoft Graph surface.
Data synchronization
Multiple systems that need to agree on the same data — kept in sync automatically, with a clear record of what changed and when.
The signal
You might need this if…
Integration debt is quiet until it isn't. These are the signs it's already costing you.
Someone exports a report from one system and manually imports it into another on a recurring schedule
The same customer or employee record exists in three systems and they're never fully in sync
A new employee gets access to some systems in minutes and waits days for others — depending on who remembers
A third-party API changed and your integration silently broke — you found out from a user, not a monitor
Login is separate for every internal tool — no SSO, no central directory, no way to deprovision access quickly
Building a new feature requires touching five different systems because there's no shared source of truth
How we approach it
Integration that doesn't become the next problem
Bad integrations are worse than no integration — they create hidden dependencies, silent failures, and data drift that takes months to diagnose. We build them to last.
01
Map the data landscape
We identify every system, every data flow, and every manual handoff before writing a line of code. The integration design comes from that map, not a spec sheet.
02
Build for failure
Every integration we build assumes the other side will fail at some point. Retry queues, idempotency keys, structured error logs, and alerts are built in from day one — not added later.
03
Stay in the loop
APIs change, schemas drift, and new systems get added. We stay embedded so integrations evolve with your stack instead of lagging behind it.
Still moving data by hand?
Tell us what systems you're working with. We'll figure out where the gaps are and what it would take to close them.