Solutions
Automation and system integration
Two systems that need to talk to each other. Or a manual routine that needs to come off somebody’s desk. Of everything I do, this is usually the work that pays for itself fastest.
from€1,610
20 hours × DKK 600/hr · ≈ DKK 12,000
Delivery
1–2 weeks
When this makes sense
- Somebody moves data between two systems by hand every week
- Two tools you already pay for have never heard of each other
- A manual process has grown important enough that mistakes cost real money
How it works
- 01
Map it
We walk through the process as it actually runs. Including the exceptions people have quietly learned to work around.
- 02
Build it
One integration, built all the way to done. Error handling, retries, logging and monitoring are in from the start.
- 03
Hand it over
You get the documentation, and the alerts reach you rather than me. You should not depend on me sticking around.
What you get
- One integration built all the way to done
- Error handling, retries and logging
- Monitoring, so you hear about failures before your customers
- Documentation, so you are not dependent on me afterwards
Common questions
- What does an integration usually cost?
- One integration starts at DKK 12,000, which is twenty hours at the hourly rate. Danish agencies commonly quote DKK 80,000 to 200,000 to connect two or three systems, so scope drives the price far more than the rate does.
- Which systems can you integrate?
- Anything with an API or a database. e-conomic, Billy, Shopify, WooCommerce, HubSpot, Pipedrive. Plus a fair number of in-house systems that never quite got a name.
- What happens when it breaks?
- You get an alert, and it retries on its own wherever that is safe. The rest can be diagnosed from the log. That is included, not an upsell.
Not sure which one to pick?
Send a couple of lines about what you are trying to achieve. You get a reply within 24 hours, and an honest yes or no.