BravetonIntegrations
Your tools stop living separate lives
CRM, warehouse, accounting, website, messengers and payments exchange data on their own. Nobody retypes numbers or argues about which system is right.
from $800first working version in 2–4 weekswarranty and support after launch
Sound familiar?
- —The same request is entered into the CRM, then a spreadsheet, then accounting.
- —Stock on the website disagrees with the warehouse, and customers order what isn't there.
- —The payment arrives, but the order status is changed by hand — and sometimes forgotten.
- —Every tool works on its own; together they don't.
What you get
Data exchange between tools
We set up the flow between what you already run — without replacing software that works.
Failure handling
If a service is down, nothing is lost: a queue, retries and a notification to whoever is responsible.
Your rules
Not just field-to-field copying but logic: what counts as a duplicate, what gets rounded, who picks up the task.
Messengers
Requests, statuses and reminders arrive in WhatsApp or Telegram — where your customer actually replies.
Monitoring
You can see the data flowing. We notice a breakage before your customer does.
How we work
Nothing starts until you've approved the estimate
We map the process
We look at how the work runs today: who does what by hand, where the time disappears and what it is costing you.
Estimate and timeline
You get it in writing: what exactly gets automated, what it costs, when it's done. Work begins only after your yes.
Development
Every week we show working software you can click through, not a status report. Changing your mind at this stage is normal — that's what the weekly rhythm is for.
Launch and support
We put it live and watch it run on real people and real data. Then support takes over: we keep an eye on it and fix whatever breaks through our fault at no charge.
Questions
Questions about integrations
Our software has no API. Now what?
There is usually a way around: scheduled exports, email, files, or driving the interface itself. At the review we check what's available in your case and say honestly if there's nothing to connect.
Wouldn't Zapier or Make be cheaper?
For simple links, yes — and we'll say so straight. Your own solution wins when there are many links, the rules are specific, or the subscription bill grows with every employee.
How long does it take?
A simple link takes days. An exchange between several systems with real logic takes 2–4 weeks to a first working version.
Next step
Tell us what you still do by hand
We'll go through your process for free: what's worth automating first, roughly what it costs and how long it takes. You'll hear back within a day. If it isn't our kind of task, we'll say so straight — and point you somewhere better if we can.
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