What if one of my systems has no connection option?
Then I look for another way in: an export, a shared inbox, or access the vendor can open up. The Quickscan checks this per system before you pay for a build, and says honestly if it can’t be done.
You retype webshop orders into your accounting software.
Customer details live in three systems, and none of them are right.
There is an integration, but it sometimes stops without anyone noticing.
It doesn't have to be that way. I connect your systems, and I make sure you hear it when something goes wrong.
What I buildOrders and invoices end up in the right place automatically.
When the standard setup falls short, I build what's missing.
The same data everywhere, without double work.
You get a message when something goes wrong, instead of finding out weeks later.
Customers put their own product together: pick a size, add packages, and watch the price update live. Every choice carried through neatly into the order.
Two ways in, one way out. Know which systems need connecting? Start with a call. Not sure yet? Start with the Quickscan.
You tell me which systems you use and where things get retyped. If it's clear enough, we go straight to a proposal.
For each system I check whether it can be connected. Within 5 working days you get a report with solutions and prices.
Along the way you see working versions, not status reports. An integration is often done within a few weeks.
Your software runs and you don’t depend on me. Want me to look after it? That’s possible for a fixed monthly fee.
Short answers, all on the table.
Then I look for another way in: an export, a shared inbox, or access the vendor can open up. The Quickscan checks this per system before you pay for a build, and says honestly if it can’t be done.
Integrations sometimes fail, for example when a vendor changes something. That’s why I build in monitoring: you get a message straight away instead of finding out weeks later, and with maintenance I fix it for you.
Often, yes. I first look at what’s there and why it goes wrong. Sometimes repairing it is enough, sometimes rebuilding it is cheaper in the long run. You get both options with a price.
In a free intro call I hear which systems you use. In the Quickscan I work out what's possible.
— Dimitri, RG Digital