Integration is a product, not a script
One-off scripts break silently. Production integrations need contracts, retries, logging, and someone accountable when a vendor API changes.
Integration connects the tools you already pay for so people stop re-entering data into nightly spreadsheets. Done properly, it has clear ownership, monitoring, and a plan for when a vendor API changes at 2 a.m.
One-off scripts break silently. Production integrations need contracts, retries, logging, and someone accountable when a vendor API changes.
Integrate where re-keying or delay creates measurable pain (finance close, inventory accuracy, case status), then expand.
Often yes, through APIs, files, or staged migration. We assess constraints before promising a timeline.
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