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You already use great software. We make it do more.

Your business probably runs on 5, 10, maybe 20 different tools, and most of them don't talk to each other. We connect them, build on top of them, and make them work together so your team doesn't have to be the glue.

Accounting in QuickBooks. Sales in Salesforce. Support in Zendesk. Inventory in NetSuite. Shipping in ShipStation. E-commerce on Shopify. Each of those tools is good at what it does. The problem is the gaps between them, and that's where your team wastes hours every day: copying data, switching tabs, answering questions they shouldn't have to answer.

Below is every tool we've written up, organized by what it does for your business. Find yours and see what connecting it actually looks like.

Tools We've Built Deep Integrations For

These four have full write-ups. Everything else on this page is real work we do, just not its own page yet.

QuickBooks

A closed deal, a store order or a payment still gets re-keyed into QuickBooks, so the books are always a few days behind.

Salesforce

Reps export reports to Excel to line them up against invoices, inventory and shipping data that lives in other systems.

Zendesk

Agents get stuck because order, billing and CRM history isn't in the ticket, so they put customers on hold to check the other system.

Shopify

Orders get re-keyed into accounting, the ERP and shipping tools, and stock drifts out of sync across channels.

Accounting & Finance

The financial backbone of your business. We connect your accounting software to your CRM, your customer portals, your support desk, and your operations, so financial data flows everywhere it needs to be without anyone re-entering it.

Xero

Great at the books, but it doesn't know about the deal sales just closed, the order that hit your storefront an hour ago or the shift your crew just logged.

Sage

Sage runs the books for a lot of construction, manufacturing, and distribution businesses, often on an install that predates modern APIs. We build the bridge to everything else.

Sage Intacct

Contracts, revenue and vendor bills need to land tagged to the right entity, and without integration someone sorts that out by hand after the fact.

FreshBooks

Invoices, billed time and payments get copied between FreshBooks, the CRM and the project tool, one tab at a time.

NetSuite

It runs the ERP, but your help desk, storefront and warehouse tool sit outside it, and workflows that don't fit a standard connector need custom API work.

NetSuite API

What NetSuite's API actually lets you build, and how we use SuiteTalk and SuiteScript to connect NetSuite to the rest of your business.

Wave

Free bookkeeping turns into a part-time data-entry job once payment processors and receipt tools don't feed it.

Zoho Books

Great at accounting until data has to leave it. The CRM, store or payments tool outside the Zoho family doesn't feed it.

Bill.com

It automates the payment, not the decision. Approvals can't route off a project budget, PO or job code that lives in another system.

Expensify

It scans the receipt, but can't check the expense against a project budget or job code that lives somewhere else.

Gusto

New hires, hours worked and HR changes still get retyped between Gusto and the tools that create them.

Microsoft Dynamics 365

It covers a lot, but the e-commerce platform, the industry-specific tool and the legacy system nobody fully retired still don't talk to it.

Odoo

Odoo runs many modules, but everything it was never meant to replace still has to be connected to it.

AccountEdge

AccountEdge keeps your books on your desktop. We connect it to the cloud tools your business picked up after it, without forcing a migration.

CRM & Sales

Where your sales team lives. We make sure they never have to leave it to get answers, by bringing inventory, accounting, shipping, and customer data right into their CRM.

HubSpot

A closed deal, a new contact or a support flag still needs a person to carry it to accounting, support or fulfillment.

Pipedrive

The pipeline is the whole point, so inventory, invoices, shipping status and support history live in five other tabs.

HubSpot vs Pipedrive

HubSpot is a broader marketing-and-sales suite. Pipedrive is a leaner, pipeline-first CRM. Here's what actually separates them, and why it matters less than you'd think.

Zoho CRM

Great as part of Zoho. The trouble starts with QuickBooks instead of Zoho Books, Zendesk instead of Zoho Desk, or a warehouse system Zoho has never heard of.

Close

It gets reps on the phone faster, but once they hang up, someone still creates the invoice and tells delivery by hand.

Copper

It lives inside Google Workspace, but it doesn't follow a deal past the close into invoicing or project delivery.

Insightly

When a deal becomes a project, nothing reaches accounting or the rest of the business until someone copies it over.

Freshsales

It runs the pipeline well, but a closed deal triggers nothing in your other systems, so it just sits there waiting for someone.

Keap

Strong at campaigns inside Keap, but scheduling, accounting and the rest of your business sit outside it.

SugarCRM

The flexibility is why you chose it, and also why connecting it to accounting, support and ERP takes real custom work.

Nutshell

It does its own job well, but your accounting software and support desk never see the deal.

monday CRM

It runs your pipeline, but it can't see the sales data that lives in accounting, support and everything outside monday.com.

Salesloft

Cadence activity doesn't reliably update the CRM, and the native Salesforce sync only covers the basics.

Salesloft vs Outreach

Salesloft and Outreach solve the same problem differently. Here's where they actually diverge, and what we build to connect either one to your CRM.

Salesloft + Salesforce

Salesloft's native Salesforce sync covers the basics. Here's what it doesn't, and what we build to make the two actually reflect how your team sells.

Support & Help Desk

Your front line. We make sure your support agents never have to leave their desk software to find answers - order status, payment history, shipping info, all right inside the ticket.

Freshdesk

It doesn't know what's in your order system, CRM or accounting software, which is exactly where an agent gets stuck.

Intercom

Built for talking to users in-app, but conversations don't connect to billing, orders and the CRM.

Freshdesk vs Zendesk

Freshdesk is built to be simple and affordable. Zendesk is built for scale and depth. Here's what actually separates them, and what matters more than picking one.

Help Scout

Support looks like email while ten tabs hide behind the scenes.

Gorgias

The native store integration covers the basics, but your 3PL, subscription platform and wholesale backend stay out of reach.

Kustomer

One timeline for every customer, until your order database, billing platform and internal tools aren't in it.

Front

Front keeps your team\

Gladly

The agent has the full history but not the current facts about orders, billing and the account.

Zoho Desk

It's native to Zoho apps, but tickets don't reach orders, billing or a non-Zoho CRM.

Salesforce Service Cloud

A case opens, and the agent still has to go find out what's happening across billing and inventory.

HappyFox

It organizes tickets but doesn't know what's in them before an agent opens one.

LiveAgent

Tickets, chat and calls sit in one inbox, but orders and customer records live outside it.

Tidio

The chatbot answers instantly, but is it instantly right when it can't see orders or accounts?

E-Commerce & B2B

Selling online shouldn't mean managing yet another disconnected system. We connect your e-commerce platform to your inventory, accounting, and CRM so everything stays in sync.

WooCommerce

Orders and products get exported and imported by hand between WooCommerce, spreadsheets and accounting.

BigCommerce

Built for big catalogs and B2B, yet an order doesn't update your books, warehouse or CRM the moment it happens.

Magento

A self-hosted store was never going to talk to your accounting, ERP and CRM on its own.

Adobe Commerce

B2B tools are included, but connecting orders and customers to the ERP and CRM is custom work outside the storefront build.

Salesforce Commerce Cloud

It's a different product from Salesforce CRM, so storefront orders and customers don't reach the rest of the business.

Wix

Wix Stores works for a small catalog until orders need to reach accounting, inventory and the CRM, and you're doing it by hand.

Squarespace

It sells the product, but it doesn't update accounting, sync stock or hand customer data to your CRM.

Ecwid

Selling on your site, Instagram, a marketplace and a register from one catalog needs something keeping stock and orders straight.

PrestaShop

An order placed on PrestaShop still needs a person to carry it into the books, the warehouse and the CRM.

OpenCart

Checkout works out of the box, but nothing keeps the rest of the business in sync when an order comes in.

Volusion

If your store runs on Volusion, we connect it to accounting, inventory, and whatever else your business runs on, so orders stop needing someone to carry them by hand.

Shopware

A strong storefront, but accounting, inventory and the CRM don't stay in sync with what happens in the store.

Shift4Shop

Shift4Shop (formerly 3dcart) runs your storefront and checkout. We connect it to accounting, inventory, and the rest of your business so orders stop needing manual handling.

Payments & Billing

Money moving in and out of your business, reconciled automatically. We connect your payment processor and billing system to your accounting, CRM, and support tools so nobody's chasing down a transaction by hand.

Stripe

Payments land in Stripe, but connecting them to QuickBooks and your store is still a manual job, so the books lag behind the money.

PayPal

Refunds are issued one by one in PayPal, and payouts and fees are matched to orders and invoices by hand.

Square

Square takes payment anywhere, but connecting sales to accounting, inventory and the CRM is left to you.

Authorize.Net

Failed charges mean decoding error codes by hand, then matching what settled to the right order or invoice.

Braintree

It takes the payment, but orders, accounting and support are left to be connected by you.

Adyen

It unifies how customers pay you, but not what happens to that data next.

Checkout.com

It processes the payment, and everything that's supposed to happen next is left to your team.

Worldpay

What hits the bank account doesn't match what the order system or POS says was sold, so someone checks by hand.

Chargebee

Usage data in, revenue into the books and failed-dunning follow-up all need connecting, or someone reconciles by hand.

Recurly

It retries failed payments automatically, but sales, support and accounting don't hear about them.

GoCardless

It collects the payment, but invoices, accounting and the customer record don't update from it.

Plaid

It links the bank account, but what your business does with that data still has to be built.

ERP & Inventory

Stock counts, purchase orders, and warehouse data that stay accurate everywhere, not just in the one system someone remembered to update.

SAP

Orders from e-commerce platforms, CRMs and specialist tools have to be integrated into SAP, because it won't talk to them out of the box.

Acumatica

E-commerce platforms, marketplaces and specialist tools aren't included, so orders get keyed in or custom integrations fill the gap.

Zoho Inventory

With QuickBooks instead of Zoho Books, or a marketplace outside its list, people end up updating three screens by hand.

Cin7

A stock number entered once in Cin7 gets entered again in sales channels, accounting and reporting tools.

Katana

Native Shopify and WooCommerce sync helps, but custom logic and other systems mean someone checks three tools by hand.

Fishbowl

It covers what QuickBooks can't, but everything feeding Fishbowl (orders, purchases, shipments) still has to be connected to it.

Brightpearl

Native channel connections cover retail, but anything outside the app list needs custom logic so orders, stock and cash reconcile.

inFlow

A stock change, a new order or a finished build doesn't leave inFlow without someone carrying it elsewhere.

DEAR / Cin7 Core

Now Cin7 Core. The Xero integration is solid, but the gaps around it (channels, shipping, reporting) haven't changed.

SkuVault

Strong at the warehouse, but a pick, a pack or a stock adjustment doesn't reach the rest of the business on its own.

Project, Ops & Comms

The tools your team uses to get work done and talk to each other. We connect them to the rest of your stack so data flows automatically, no copy-pasting between apps.

monday.com

Boards update from what's inside monday.com, while requests, deals and invoices outside it get copied in by hand.

Asana

It organizes your team's work, but it doesn't connect to billing, the CRM and everything else.

ClickUp

Data gets exported to Excel to reach billing and reporting, and ClickUp's automations stop at its own edge.

ClickUp vs Asana

ClickUp and Asana both organize tasks and projects. Here's where they actually differ, and what we build to connect whichever one you run to the rest of your business.

ClickUp vs monday.com

ClickUp and monday.com both run work on customizable boards. Here's where they actually diverge, and what we build to connect whichever one you run.

Trello

Boards, calendars and Slack alerts get wired together by hand, and cards still don't create themselves from email, forms or the CRM.

Jira

Tickets stay inside dev's sprints while sales, support and ops live elsewhere.

Notion

It holds the team's knowledge until nobody updates it, and then pages go stale.

Smartsheet

Alerts and approvals work inside the sheet, but nothing reaches the tools outside it.

Wrike

A client request, an approved asset or a logged hour needs someone to retype it somewhere else.

Basecamp

It keeps things simple and leaves out billing, CRM and reporting, so that data gets tracked elsewhere.

Airtable

A base ends up as a database someone has to keep updating by hand instead of a real system of record.

Slack

Slack tells your team something happened, but not what to do about it.

Microsoft Teams

Chat, meetings and files live here, but the rest of the business doesn't.

Zapier

Simple triggers work until the workflow outgrows them, then zaps fail quietly and nobody owns them.

Make.com

Complex scenarios on a canvas get hard to maintain once the logic needs to live in real code.

Marketing

Campaigns and customer data that stay in sync with the rest of your business, so marketing isn't working off a list that's three weeks stale.

Mailchimp

Audiences go stale because orders, CRM changes and customer data in other systems don't flow back.

Klaviyo

Flows run on purchase and browsing data, but inventory, support history and the CRM aren't in the profile.

ActiveCampaign

Automations trigger off email activity, not off real events in orders, support and operations.

ActiveCampaign vs Mailchimp

ActiveCampaign goes deeper on automation and includes a CRM. Mailchimp keeps campaign sending simple. Here's what actually separates them.

Marketo

Nurture programs exist to hand qualified leads to sales, and that handoff still has gaps.

Marketo + Salesforce

What Marketo's native Salesforce sync actually covers, where it stops, and how custom automation picks up the rest.

Constant Contact

Where does the list come from? New customers, orders and sign-ups don't land on the right list automatically.

Brevo

It can send the email and the text, but nothing tells it when to.

Omnisend

It sends the campaign without knowing what's in stock, a customer's loyalty tier or their support history.

Omnisend vs Klaviyo

Omnisend leans toward simplicity and value. Klaviyo leans toward depth. Here's what actually separates them, and why neither one can see past your storefront on its own.

Drip

It can't see anything outside your store platform's data, and that's where the best automation ideas live.

Campaign Monitor

It knows only the fields synced into a list, a fraction of what sits in your CRM and order system.

SendGrid

A failed send or a rising bounce rate sits unnoticed until a customer complains.

Iterable

It can send across email, push, SMS and in-app, but is it sending on data that's actually current?

Braze

It can message the moment a customer acts, but does it know what they actually did across your systems?

Shipping & Fulfillment

We connect your shipping and fulfillment tools to your e-commerce, CRM, and support systems so stock counts, tracking info, and delivery updates flow automatically.

ShipStation

It doesn't tell your CRM a package shipped, hand your books the real freight cost, or route an order to the right warehouse before a label exists.

EasyPost

It's an API with no dashboard to ship from, so someone has to wire labels and tracking into everything else.

Flexport

Landed cost, customs milestones and in-transit inventory never make it anywhere else in the business.

Shippo

It usually runs as the backend other software talks to, so someone has to connect it to orders, accounting and support.

Shippo vs Pirate Ship

Pirate Ship is a free, no-account-minimum label buyer. Shippo is an API built for software to integrate shipping into itself. Here's what actually separates them.

ShipHero

Information doesn't leave ShipHero, so someone checks the dashboard to find out what happened.

Easyship

It handles carriers and customs forms, while what happens around them (orders, accounting, support) is left to you.

ShipBob

It stores and ships the inventory, but the rest of your business doesn't see what it knows.

ShipEngine

It's an API, so somebody still has to wire labels, rates and tracking to the order system, accounting and support.

AfterShip

It knows where the package is, but support, the CRM and the rest of the business don't.

Loop Returns

Loop approves the return, then somebody still has to update the refund, the inventory and everything else.

Ware2Go

It hands you a warehouse network, but your other systems still need to know about it.

Field Service & Scheduling

Jobs, techs, and schedules that stay connected to the rest of your business, so dispatch isn't working off a whiteboard and invoicing isn't a week behind the actual job.

ServiceTitan

Strong at running the job, weaker when job data must reach a second location, a marketing platform or payroll with its own commission rules.

Jobber

It stops being enough when a lead comes from somewhere Jobber doesn't watch, or a job's real profit depends on numbers in another system.

Housecall Pro

It gets thin when data must reach payroll with commission rules, a second location or a marketing tool tracking something it doesn't.

ServiceM8

The job data reaches accounting, but the rest of your business doesn't know what the job did.

FieldEdge

It syncs with QuickBooks, but handoffs, alerts and reporting across everything else FieldEdge and QuickBooks can't reach still fall on staff.

Salesforce Field Service

A work order can stall waiting on a part or stock count the dispatcher has to chase outside Salesforce.

Calendly

A booked meeting doesn't create a deal, a task or a reminder anywhere else unless someone builds that.

Acuity Scheduling

A booked appointment doesn't reach client records, point-of-sale or no-show follow-up without someone checking the schedule.

Square Appointments

It fills the calendar, but client history, staff schedules elsewhere and no-show follow-up don't connect on their own.

Google Calendar

A customer books a slot, and nothing else in your business knows until someone tells it.

Microsoft Bookings

A new booking sits on a calendar instead of opening a ticket, updating a customer record or triggering a confirmation text.

Twilio

Twilio can send the text, but deciding when to send it and what it should say is a different problem.

Podium

A reply in Podium doesn't update the right customer record, and a finished job doesn't trigger a review request.

Legal

Case and matter data that doesn't live in a silo. We connect your practice management system to billing, document storage, and the rest of your firm's tools.

Clio

Clio tracks the matter, but the intake call still gets typed in later, and clients call for status updates nobody queued.

Filevine

A case moves forward in Filevine, and nobody outside the firm finds out until someone tells them.

SmartAdvocate

Leads and case data get keyed in by hand from the tools generating them and into the systems downstream.

MyCase

What happens in MyCase doesn't reach accounting, intake and communication tools without someone bridging the gap.

PracticePanther

Matters, time and billing live in PracticePanther while the rest of the firm's systems get updated by hand.

Smokeball

Time is captured automatically, but matter details still get re-entered into accounting and client communication.

Litify

It's built on Salesforce, so connecting it to everything outside is real integration work.

Rocket Matter

It runs matters and billing, but connecting it to everything else falls to staff.

CosmoLex

Trust accounting is native, but the rest of the firm's tools can't use that data without a connection.

NetDocuments

Documents are filed by client and matter, but matter data in the practice system and billing don't stay in step.

iManage

Documents are filed by matter, but practice management, billing and e-signature don't update from them.

Actionstep

Matters and billing sit in one system, while accounting, e-signature and client communication tools live outside it.

Centerbase

It runs matters, billing and intake together, but accounting, e-signature and communication tools sit outside it.

Healthcare & Practice

EHR, practice management, and clinic software for medical and behavioral-health practices. We connect it to billing, intake, scheduling, and referral systems so the business side runs without someone re-keying data between systems.

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