One business. One version of the truth.
Your business doesn't run in isolation, and your software shouldn't either. But most companies accumulate systems that don't talk: sales data in one place, accounts in another, communications in a third — reconciled by hand, riddled with copy-paste, and never quite agreeing with each other.
We build the connections. Robust, monitored integrations that move data automatically between your custom software and the tools you already rely on — so every system shows the same truth.
15+
integrations running simultaneously on one platform
6+
years of production integrations
99.9%
uptime on the platform that carries them
794%
client growth those integrations supported
Integrations we've built and run
The platform we run for ADHD 360 carries more than 15 of these simultaneously — processing payments, syncing calendars, sending clinical communications, and filing accounts data, automatically, every day.
Stripe
Subscriptions, invoicing, refunds, and webhooks handled properly
Xero
Invoices and payments flowing straight into your books
Twilio
SendGrid
Microsoft Teams
Outlook
SMS, email, and team messaging
Google Calendar
Outlook
Scheduling that stays in sync
NHS systems
Clinical service integrations
Companies House
Trustpilot
Lookups and reviews
Royal Mail
Despatch and tracking
SharePoint
Zendesk
Mailchimp
Collaboration and customer comms
Claude
LLM-powered features built into operational workflows
Anyone can call an API once in a demo. Production is a different discipline
01
Failure handling
Retries, queues, and alerts — because third-party services go down and yours shouldn't go with them.
02
Audit trails
Every message logged, so "did it send?" always has an answer.
03
Security
Credentials managed properly, data encrypted, access scoped to the minimum.
04
Monitoring
We usually know an integration partner is having a bad day before their status page does.
Small scope, quick payback
A webhook that updates your system when a customer pays. A nightly sync between your platform and Xero. An inbound email that becomes a structured record instead of a to-do in someone's head. Integration projects are often the fastest way to feel what automation can do — small scope, quick payback, visible daily.
Integration questions
The system we use is niche — can you integrate with it?
If it has an API, almost certainly. If it doesn't, there are usually still options: file exchange, database-level sync, or (as a last resort) structured automation of its interface. We'll tell you which honestly.
What happens when a provider changes their API?
It happens — and it's covered by our support service. We monitor deprecation notices and update integrations before they break, not after.
Can you connect two off-the-shelf tools, without custom software in the middle?
Sometimes tools like Zapier are genuinely the right answer, and we'll say so. Where they aren't — complexity, volume, audit requirements, cost at scale — we build the connection properly.
