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Read articleWe first check whether the requirement can be met through standard configuration. Customisation is most useful when a genuine business need remains and the benefit outweighs maintenance and upgrade costs.
Common connections include CRM, finance, HR, inventory, ecommerce and reporting tools. We review the available APIs, data ownership and required sync frequency before defining an integration.
We document each change, prefer supported extension methods where available, and test critical workflows and integrations against the target version. Upgrade planning remains part of the long-term design.
Yes. We can assess failed transfers, duplicate data, manual handoffs and reporting gaps, then scope changes to the integration layer or workflow. A full ERP replacement is not the default.
We agree on a source of truth for each data type, define when and how records sync, and plan how errors or conflicting updates are handled. This avoids duplicate records and unclear ownership across systems.