Every system holds a piece of the truth. Some hand it over through an API. Some through SQL. Some through a 1990s data file with no documentation and a vendor who'd rather you didn't ask.
We get the data out of all three — and keep it flowing.
Storefronts, marketplaces, carriers, accounting, payments, EDI partners, the shop floor — reading from and writing to the same source of truth, automatically. Platforms we've wired together in production, not a partner logo wall.
We build the mirror, always: a Postgres platform (usually Supabase) holding a live, complete copy of your ERP, TMS, and CRM data — synced every few minutes, shaped for questions, locked down per tenant.
That's what makes the dashboards, the commission engines, the churn detection, and the AI agents possible. It's also what makes them trustworthy: every number traces back to a row.
Every one of these has a documented API and an undocumented personality. We've met both.
SOQL at scale, Tooling and Data APIs, Flow webhooks, client-credentials auth isolation, managed-package reverse engineering, near-real-time sync loops. Freight page →
REST and XML, multi-entity, AR/AP/GL, budgets, invoices, vendor bills, payment writeback — and the bridge takeover when the last vendor's integration died.
Retail storefronts and B2B wholesale portals: catalog, pricing tiers, customer groups, orders into the ERP, promotions, shipping rules, abandoned-cart recovery.
Wholesale marketplace orders created in the ERP automatically, penny-exact net pricing, packing slips, tracking and costs pushed back — OAuth apps and brand tokens.
Gateway migrations and a protocol bridge, billing, webhooks, ACH mandates, Level 2/3 data, bank-feed reconciliation. Stripe page →
WorldShip imports and exports, UPS Rating and label APIs, tracking across 1,200+ carriers, LTL rating and BOL generation. Our own X12 engine parses and generates 850, 855, 856, 810, 875, 880, and 997 over SFTP with a per-partner control plane.
Payment-rail sync with JWT lifecycle management, FMCSA safety refresh across a whole carrier book, Project44 tracking, carrier status feeds parsed into customer events.
Graph and Gmail APIs: inboxes that route freight, POs, and invoices themselves; message-ID dedup that survives humans; document intake; audit-safe automation.
Keyence date coders, filling machines, Zebra printers, Raspberry Pi fleets — sensor and machine data into the same platform as everything else. Manufacturing page →
The pattern below runs today for a multi-channel food manufacturer whose ERP is a COBOL-era system with no API. If it works there, it works on yours.
Every arrow above ships with a watchdog. Heartbeats, freshness checks, reconciliation sweeps — and when a feed breaks, an AI monitor diagnoses it, drafts the fix, and emails a GO/NO-GO button. How that works →
We never write to a live system of record until the read side is proven and the write side has run in the shadows. Every integration gets a validation campaign, a written gate, monitoring from minute one, and a human approving every step that changes something real. It's slower than a demo. It's faster than a rollback.