API integrations
We join up CRM, spreadsheets, payment providers, messengers and other services into one flow.
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Automation
of your processes
We automate what the team does by hand every day: moving data between services, assembling reports, sending alerts, processing enquiries. We connect your tools into one flow so the routine runs itself.
from EUR 500 - the price depends on the number of services and the logic
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What we automate
Any repeating routine where data moves between services or gets assembled by hand.
Data processing
Collecting, cleaning, transforming and moving data between systems with no manual copying.
Scripts and pipelines
We write automation around your process, from a simple script to a multi-step pipeline.
Reports
Reports and dashboards assembled automatically from several sources on a schedule.
Alerts
Notifications about enquiries, events and failures in Telegram, by email or to a messenger.
Synchronisation
Data across different services stays consistent with no manual reconciliation.
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How the work runs
- 01
Audit
We work out what is being done by hand and where the time goes.
- 02
Blueprint
We design how data moves between services.
- 03
Development
We write the integrations and scripts and test them on real data.
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Launch
We roll it out and set up monitoring and alerts.
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Automation FAQ
Where do I start if I do not know what can be automated?
With a short audit of the process. We look at what the team does by hand regularly: moving data between services, assembling reports manually, copying enquiries across, answering the same questions. Those are the candidates.
You do not need to automate everything at once. We start with whatever eats the most hours and pays back fastest - usually one or two processes that free up whole days.
What does it cost and when does it pay for itself?
From EUR 500 for a single integration or script. A full pipeline across several services costs more, depending on how many there are and how complex the logic gets.
We work out the payback before starting: if a task saves the team roughly ten hours a month, the automation pays for itself in two months. If the numbers do not add up, we will say so plainly.
What if one of the services I need to connect has no API?
Most modern services do have an API. If one does not, we go around it: scheduled file export and import, using a Google Sheet as an intermediate layer, or scraping the web interface.
We pick the method to suit the specific connection.
How reliable is this - will it fall over at the worst moment?
We build in error handling and alerts: if an external service goes down or the data comes through malformed, you hear about it immediately in Telegram or by email
On top of that there is logging, task queues and monitoring, so you can see what ran and when - and if something did not run right now, the operation retries.
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