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Connect your business.
One version of the truth, not six tools that don't talk.
Customer details in one place, the website and the sales team working from the same records, and the connector your vendor keeps calling a roadmap item.
- Integrate your systemsOne connected operation
- Unified dataA single source of truth
- Better decisionsReal-time insights
The outcome
People stop being the integration layer.
Most growing businesses end up with a CRM, a website, an accounting package, a booking tool and a shared inbox. Each is right about something. None agrees with the others. So people become the glue: copying, checking, asking.
Connecting a business takes one of three moves. Give the customer records a proper home, in a CRM shaped to how you sell. Give the content a proper home, in a CMS shaped to what you publish. Or join up the systems you already pay for, with connectors that retry, log and tell you when something breaks.
In this hub
Three ways to connect it.
They combine well. A CRM that talks to your CMS and your accounts package is one project, not three.
- CRMFrom £18,000A pipeline, fields and reports that match how you actually sell, without the per-seat bill.
- CMSFrom £18,000A content system shaped around your content model and your editors, with drafts, scheduling and SEO built in.
- IntegrationsFrom £18,000Typed, monitored connectors between the systems you already run: webhooks, OAuth, retries and an audit trail.
Is this you
Signs this is your problem.
01
Sales and support see different versions of the same customer
02
Marketing waits for a developer to change a paragraph
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A vendor's integration drops records and nobody notices
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You pay per seat for features nobody uses
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Reports are built by exporting to a spreadsheet
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Questions
What people ask before they brief us.
Which comes first: the CRM, the CMS or the integrations?
Whichever hurts most. If people are copying data between tools every day, start with the integration. If the customer record has no proper home, start with the CRM. We'll tell you which on the first call, and the order is rarely the one people expect.
Can you connect to the systems we already use?
Usually, yes. We build typed connectors to the tools you keep, with retries, logging and an alert when something breaks. If a vendor's API can't do what you need, we say so before quoting and suggest the nearest workable route.
Who owns the data model?
You do. The schema, the code and the database all live in your accounts, so you are not renting your own customer records back from a vendor.
Talk to us
Tell us which two systems should be talking.
Scoped and priced before anything is built.
- Senior engineers, not salespeople
- Clear scope and pricing
- No lock-in, you own everything