Most businesses do not have a software problem so much as a joins problem. Each system is fine; the gaps between them are staffed by a person with a spreadsheet.
Integration work is unglamorous and has a very direct payback, because the thing it removes is measurable in hours per week.
The difference between an integration that lasts and one that breaks quietly is error handling. Things fail - an API is down, a record is malformed, a rate limit is hit - and the integration needs to retry, and to tell somebody when it cannot.
Workflow automation starts at A$2,000 and typically takes one to four weeks, which covers most single integrations.
Then the options are a scheduled file exchange, a database-level integration, or accepting that this join stays manual. We will tell you which, rather than promising an integration that cannot exist.
Integrations we build report their own failures rather than failing silently, and log enough to reconstruct what happened.
Yes. Accounting is the most common integration point for the businesses we work with.
Tell us what you are trying to do. If something off the shelf already does it, or the job is smaller than you think, we will say so.
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