I want to connect

One system. Not five exports.

Orders, stock, labels and machine data move between systems every day. Every hand-over on paper or in a spreadsheet is a place where it goes wrong. We connect the shop floor, the warehouse and your trading partners to Business Central, so the data is entered once and used everywhere.

Entered once.Used everywhere

A scan on the floor, a label on the pallet, an order from a customer's EDI: each lands straight in Business Central, no retyping in between.

Does this sound familiar?

Nobody plans for integration. It starts as something that keeps going wrong.

  • Stock in Business Central never matches what is on the shelf
  • Orders from a big customer arrive by e-mail and get typed in by hand
  • Labels come from a separate tool and the numbers do not match the order
  • Machine output is written on a sheet and booked at the end of the shift
  • Two people own two spreadsheets that should be one screen
  • An old interface still runs and nobody knows what happens if it stops

How we get there

Four steps, in your plant, with the people who do the work.

  1. Walk the flow

    We follow one order from intake to shipment and write down every place where information is copied, printed or retyped.

  2. Pick the first link

    Usually the one that costs the most time or causes the most errors: scanning on receipt, labels from the order, or an EDI partner.

  3. Connect it in weeks

    Our apps live inside Business Central, so scanning, labels and machine data become standard documents and entries, not a side system.

  4. Keep it running

    We monitor the links, patch what sits underneath them and tell you before a partner changes a message format.

Not the place to start?

Connecting systems is one of three ways in. The other two often come next.

Which hand-over costs you the most?

Fifteen minutes on the phone is usually enough for us to say which link we would make first and what it takes.