Systems we work with

Runs integration code on a global network, close to your website and your customers. Our pick when flows sit near a storefront: queues soak up launch-day spikes, and there are no servers for anyone to babysit.

A durable execution engine: every step of a flow is journaled, so if a system on the other end goes down, the flow pauses and resumes exactly where it stopped, even days later. Our reliability default for flows that must never lose an order.

Microsoft's cloud. If you run Business Central and Microsoft 365, your integrations can live in the same tenant your IT team already governs, under the same security rules.

Microsoft's automation toolkit: Power Automate for workflows, Power Apps for small internal tools. Right for approvals and processes around the ERP. We build these, and we also untangle the ones that grew wild.

Microsoft's mid-market ERP and our deepest specialisation, going back to its Dynamics NAV days. The hub most of our integrations connect to: storefronts, warehouses, EDI and payments all meeting the ledger correctly.

New Zealand's default small-business ledger, and often the system a growing group is consolidating around or moving on from. We handle both directions, including running Xero alongside an ERP during transition.

A full business suite: Books, CRM, Inventory and more. We connect the pieces you actually use to the rest of your systems. We also run our own invoicing on it.

SAP's ERP for small and mid-sized companies, present in NZ manufacturing. With the right integration it connects to storefronts, warehouses and EDI channels.

NZ-born inventory platform that often sits between Xero and a full ERP. We connect it to your channels, or help you grow out of it without a big-bang rebuild.

NZ-born inventory software and a food and manufacturing favourite. Orders, stock and batches flowing to and from wherever they need to be.

The storefront we connect most, including multi-store, multi-brand setups. Orders land in the ERP at order level, stock flows back fast enough to prevent oversells, and payouts reconcile to the ledger instead of to a spreadsheet.

A hosted storefront in the Shopify mould. Same integration story: orders down to the ERP and warehouse, stock and fulfilment back up.

Microsoft's CRM and Business Central's natural partner. We make customers, quotes and invoices line up between the two, so sales and finance stop comparing notes.

The biggest CRM there is. We sync accounts, orders and invoices with the ERP so the pipeline and the ledger describe the same reality.

CRM and marketing in one. We connect deals to actual orders and invoices, so 'closed won' means the same thing in the pipeline and in the accounts.

A straightforward sales CRM. Deals in, orders out to the ERP, nobody re-keying anything in between.

A warehouse management system built for e-commerce fulfilment, and part of a real customer stack of ours: orders down from the ERP, picks and despatches back, stock the two systems agree on.

A 3PL and its platform. When your stock lives in someone else's warehouse, the integration is what keeps your ERP and their reality telling the same story.

The warehouse and transport system many ANZ 3PLs run. We integrate from either side: for the 3PL itself, or for a business whose 3PL runs it.

New Zealand's biggest freight name. Consignments created straight from the ERP, tracking and freight costs written back, no portal copy-paste.

Parcels, rates and tracking via API. Simple, high-volume, and exactly the kind of thing worth automating properly once instead of clicking through daily.

The EDI channel for supplying New World, PAK'nSAVE and Four Square. Orders arrive in your ERP untouched, invoices and despatch advices go back exactly to spec, and chargebacks stop being a line item.

Retail EDI for TWG suppliers: purchase orders, shipping notices and invoices flowing between your ERP and theirs without spreadsheets in the middle.

Online payments. A Stripe payout is a lump of orders, refunds and fees settled days after the sales; we reconcile it to the ledger at order level, through a clearing account, the way an auditor would want.

NZ payments provider covering cards, terminals and online. We match settlements to sales automatically so finance stops doing it by hand.

Statements and feeds from the main NZ banks, reconciled against the ledger automatically: payments matched to invoices, exceptions surfaced instead of discovered at month-end.