Your tools already have the data. They are just not talking.
The order is in Shopify, the invoice is in QuickBooks, the customer is in HubSpot and the inventory is in a spreadsheet. Somebody spends Friday afternoon making them agree. An integration is that Friday afternoon done by software, every hour, with an alert when it fails.
Hourly
or on-event sync, with a log a human can read
Alerted
a failed sync pages us, not your bookkeeper in April
Kept alive
fixed when a vendor changes an API, under a managed plan
What is in it
QuickBooks
Stripe
Square
Shopify
Faire
Google Workspace
Microsoft 365
HubSpot
Salesforce
Mailchimp
Twilio
AWS SES / SNS
WhatsApp
Telegram
Google Reviews
Calendars
Accounting systems
Payment systems
Shopify → QuickBooks → customer email → inventory → accounting
A wholesale brand selling on Shopify and Faire. Orders post to QuickBooks as they ship, stock updates both storefronts, and the accountant stops asking for CSVs.
- 1
Order paid in Shopify or Faire
- 2
Invoice and payment posted to QuickBooks
- 3
Shipping email and SMS to the customer
- 4
Inventory decremented on both storefronts
- 5
Month-end packet to the accountant
Three ways to buy it
Pricing
From $900 per connector
A single two-way connection, Shopify to QuickBooks say, from $900. A chain like Shopify → QuickBooks → customer email → inventory from $2,800.
Every integration is a thing that breaks when a vendor changes something. Keeping them alive is included in Operator and Full Desk.
Questions
Zapier or Make when the volume is low and you want to own the account. Code in your own cloud when there is money, customer data or volume involved, because we can test it, version it and monitor it.
Platforms we use here
Shopify
QuickBooks
Stripe
Square
Faire
HubSpot
Salesforce
Mailchimp
Google Reviews
Google Workspace
Microsoft 365
Twilio
SES / SNS
Telegram
AWS
Postgres
GitHub
Docker / Kubernetes