Systems that need to work together

Connect the systems your business already relies on.

I help businesses connect applications, repair unreliable handoffs and make inherited integrations easier to understand and support.

Where I can help

The work starts with the business process and the records that need to move.

  • APIs, webhooks and scheduled exchanges
  • ERP, CRM, EDI and ecommerce workflows
  • Payments, inventory, orders and customer data
  • Existing integrations that need repair or change

A careful integration approach

I map what is sent, what is accepted and what needs to happen next before making changes.

  • Document the current handoff
  • Trace errors, retries and duplicates
  • Improve visibility and safe reconciliation
  • Document what changed and how the integration works

Situations I often see

The problem is usually a business process with a technical handoff hidden inside it.

  • An employee copies orders between systems every morning
  • One person manually keeps two systems synchronized
  • CSV imports or exports are slow, fragile or easy to miss
  • Email attachments are manually entered into another system

What a project looks like

I start with how the work happens today and the exceptions that make a simple diagram inaccurate.

  • Show me the current process
  • Identify exceptions and failure cases
  • Determine what systems can actually integrate
  • Build, test and document what happens when it fails

A better handoff

The goal is not merely to move data once. It is to make the flow understandable when something goes wrong.

  • Clear ownership of each system
  • Useful error visibility and retry behavior
  • Reconciliation for records that do not match
  • Documentation your team can use without me

If the fire is already out

Improve the handoff once it is stable.

If an integration is down right now, start with the rescue page. If it is working but fragile, this is the place to improve it.

Need two systems to work together?

Tell me what should move between systems, what happens today and where the process becomes unreliable.