Integrations & migrations
Connecting the systems that don’t talk to each other, and the one-off migration done cleanly instead of over a weekend of copy-paste between tools.
Scope a buildWhat this is
Two kinds of work. Ongoing: the pipe between your CRM and your billing, your form and your project tool, your inbox and your pipeline — so data is entered once and shows up everywhere, correctly. One-off: moving accounts, records, files or an entire tool from one place to another, with a dry run, checks on both sides, and a rollback if something looks wrong.
What you get
- Two-way sync where it makes sense, with conflict handling
- Built on n8n / Make where that fits, in code where it doesn’t
- For migrations: a dry run, a reconciliation report, and a rollback plan
- Monitoring and alerts so a broken sync reaches you, not a client
- Documentation and access — no dependency on us to keep it running
How we start
For a sync, we map the two systems and the rules for what wins. For a migration, we run a dry pass on a copy first and show you the reconciliation before anything moves for real.
Who owns the code?
You do, completely. Sync logic built in code is delivered to your repository; workflows built in n8n or Make live in your own workspace under your account, not ours. Either way, nothing runs on infrastructure that depends on us staying involved.
How is our data handled?
Data moves directly between the systems you already use — we don't route it through a third party you don't control. Credentials sit in a vault or the platform's secret store, access is least-privilege and logged, and nothing is retained beyond what the sync needs to run.
How long does it take?
A straightforward two-way sync between two common tools typically ships in one to two weeks. A one-off migration depends on the volume and the mess in the source data — we run a dry pass first and give you a real number before anything moves.
What happens if a sync breaks?
It alerts — you, not a client. Every sync ships with monitoring, so a failed write or a conflict surfaces immediately instead of silently drifting for a week. You get documentation and access from day one, so fixing it never depends on reaching us.
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