Robert Solves › Software integrations
Software integrations ยท Gold Coast and Brisbane
Stop typing the same thing into two systems.
If someone in your business copies a job, an invoice or a customer from one system into another, that is an integration waiting to be built. I connect the software you already pay for so the information moves by itself.
Signs this is costing you
- Someone re-enters orders, bookings or customer details by hand every day.
- Your accounting figures don't match your sales or job records until someone fixes them at month end.
- Staff have to log in to three places to answer one customer question.
- You pay for a tool that could do more if it could just talk to your other tools.
What I connect
- Accounting, CRM, e-commerce, booking systems and your point of sale. Most of them have a way in.
- Google Workspace and Microsoft 365, including calendars, sheets, forms and email.
- Payments through Stripe, and logins through OAuth.
- Custom APIs and small back-end services where a tool has no built-in connection.
How it works
- A free 30-minute video call to find the handoff that costs the most time.
- A fixed price before anything starts. If it isn't worth building, I say so instead of quoting it.
- A single integration is usually days rather than weeks, and your staff keep the tools they already know.