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Two systems connected through one bright linkFeaturedYour five options for connecting Shopify and Business CentralThe native connector, an iPaaS, hiring a developer, your BC partner, or an integration firm. A straight comparison from a firm that is one of the options, including when you shouldn't pick us.
A friendly rounded character on a light backgroundMeet Kori, our AI Integration Support EngineerOur newest team member doesn't sleep, and that's the point. What Kori does on every integration we run, from 2am investigations to a live issues list in your own Teams.
Working through a client's systemsThree storefronts, one ERP, one 3PL, no re-keyingA multi-brand consumer-goods group: each brand on its own Shopify storefront, finance and stock in Business Central, fulfilment at a 3PL. We connected the lot so orders flow through untouched by hands.
New Zealand from above: the businesses we build forKeeping a manufacturer's systems talking, long-termAn ongoing engagement with a NZ food manufacturer: connecting their ERP to the systems around it and keeping those connections running. The long-game kind of work we like.
Release: Inite and Cloudflare logos with a themed illustrationCloudflare Workflows adds saga rollbacks for cleaner integration failuresCloudflare has released saga rollbacks for Cloudflare Workflows, allowing a multi-step integration that fails part-way through to automatically reverse the steps that already completed.
Release: Inite and Microsoft Azure logos with a themed illustrationAzure Logic Apps adds built-in knowledge bases for agentic workflowsMicrosoft has announced the public preview of built-in Knowledge for Azure Logic Apps, giving workflows and agents a managed document retrieval layer without the engineering of a custom RAG pipeline.
Release: Inite and Microsoft Azure logos with a themed illustrationAzure Logic Apps Standard adds dynamic connection names for built-in connectorsAzure Logic Apps Standard can now choose which SFTP server, database, or service bus namespace a workflow uses at runtime. That lets one workflow serve multiple teams, brands, or environments instead of maintaining a copy for each.