If your team copies data from one program to another by hand, you are paying monthly salaries for work a computer would do in seconds. API integrations connect your systems into one whole — with no human in the middle.
An API (Application Programming Interface) is the way two programs exchange information. When your e-shop "talks" to your accounting software through an API, every order automatically becomes an invoice — nobody retypes anything by hand.
An API integration is the building of that connection: we make your systems talk to each other, and you get your time back. Most software used by businesses — Shopify, WooCommerce, Pipedrive, HubSpot, accounting platforms — already comes with an API. It is simply waiting to be connected.
Rule of thumb: if someone in your company performs the same copy-paste routine more than 3 times a week, that work can most likely be automated with an API integration.
Start where manual work is most expensive and mistakes hurt the most:
| Integration | What it does | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Orders → invoices | Every order automatically becomes an invoice in accounting | E-shops, service businesses |
| Inventory sync | Multiple sales channels, one real-time stock level | E-commerce, wholesale |
| Lead → CRM → follow-up | No enquiry goes unanswered; follow-ups run themselves | Every B2B company |
| Product feeds | Products flow automatically to comparison portals and marketplaces | Retail |
| Management reports | Sales, costs and margin in one automatic overview | Owners and managers |
A simple two-system connection (e.g. contact form → CRM) typically starts at a few hundred euros. An average e-shop + accounting integration usually lands between €500–2,000 one-off. More complex multi-system projects are quoted after a free mapping session.
For comparison: if an employee spends 15 hours a month moving data around, that costs the employer roughly €300–450 every single month, forever. An integration usually pays for itself within the first quarter.
We build API integrations for businesses every day — from e-shops to manufacturers. If you want to know how much time your company could free up, ask for a free mapping session.
Yes. Data moves over encrypted channels and access keys are stored securely. Each system only gets the permissions the integration actually needs.
Very likely yes — almost all common business software (accounting, CRM, e-commerce platforms, inventory) offers an API. We verify this for you during the free mapping.
A simple connection is usually live in 1–2 weeks, an average project in 2–6 weeks. Once live, it runs 24/7 without your involvement.
Ask for a free mapping — we'll tell you exactly what can be automated and what it costs.