Integrations
You are not going to rip out the accounting system, the point of sale, and the board tool because somebody wants to try AI. You should not have to. Every system on this page stays exactly where it is. We connect to it.
The integration is where AI projects die. The demo runs on a clean spreadsheet. The real thing runs against a chart of accounts nobody has cleaned since 2019, a menu with four ways to spell the same item, and an API that exposes eighty percent of what you need. That last twenty percent is the whole project. It is the part we do.
ERP and back office
An on-premise ERP with no cloud API, reached by an outbound-only bridge agent on your own server.
Contacts, projects, and employees synced out on independent schedules, with an alarm on any empty pass.
Chart of accounts, invoices, bills, and payouts turned into a management report your team can read.
Operations and field
Vehicle position, trips, safety events, inspections, and delivery documents out of the fleet console.
Events and event financials out of the banquet system and into everything else that needs them.
Boards and items mirrored into a queryable store an AI layer can actually read.
Commerce and payments
Some of the software running your business will never publish a usable interface. The vendor does not have one, the plan you are on does not include it, or the specific screen holding the number you need was never exposed. Most integrators stop there and tell you the data is unavailable.
We do not stop there. When a system has no API, we drive it the way a person does, with a scheduled headless browser that signs in, navigates to the screen, and takes the data on a fixed cadence, with alerting when it goes stale. It is not glamorous and it is not the first choice. It is the difference between a project that ships and a project that stalls waiting on a vendor roadmap.
That posture is the same one we bring to everything else: forward-deployed engineering means our engineers work inside your business, on your systems and your data, until the software is running.
Start with a complimentary industry analysis. You leave with the one project worth deploying first.
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