Data moves once, automatically.
Every channel above it depends on this layer, which is why a broken sync quietly breaks advertising, reporting and fulfilment at the same time.
Orders, customers and inventory flowing between your storefront and the system your business actually runs on.
Stock levels, receipts and shipments reconciled, so what the site says is in stock is what is on the shelf.
Amazon, Walmart, TikTok Shop and the rest fed from one catalogue instead of maintained four times.
When no off-the-shelf connector exists, we build one. We have written private connectors for platforms that had none.
Reporting that ties channel sales back to what was actually shipped and invoiced, so the numbers survive scrutiny.
Syncs fail quietly. Alerting so you find out from us rather than from a customer.
Map it, wire it, watch it.
The mapping is most of the work. The wiring is the easy part.
STEP 01
Map the data
Which system owns which field, what is authoritative, and where the same thing is stored under two different names.
STEP 02
Agree the direction
One-way or two-way for each object. Getting this wrong is how two systems overwrite each other nightly.
STEP 03
Build and test on real data
Against a copy of your actual catalogue, because clean test data hides every problem you are about to have.
STEP 04
Monitor and alert
Failure notifications and a reconciliation report, so a silent sync failure is caught in hours rather than at month end.
Starts at $2,500.
Per integration. Custom connectors and multi-system projects quoted on scope.
We run this daily, not theoretically: one of us manages warehouse and inventory operations inside a manufacturer, on the systems this work connects to.
Runs well with these.
Most of these problems are the same problem wearing a different hat.
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Where is data being retyped?
That question usually finds the problem in one answer. Tell us what your systems are and we will tell you what connects.