Systems integration

Getting the systems you already own to work together.

Connect your ERP, CRM, storefront, and suppliers so records move without manual re-entry.

The problem

Nothing was designed to work with anything else.

Your ERP does not know what your ecommerce platform did. Someone re-keys orders by hand. A report takes three days because the data lives in four places.

We build the connective layer: APIs, middleware, and sync jobs that make separate systems behave like one.

Capabilities

What we connect

ERP integrations

Orders, inventory, and finance moving without manual entry.

CRM integrations

Sales and service systems fed with real operational data.

Payment and fulfillment

Processors, carriers, and warehouses wired into your flow.

Custom middleware

Queues, retries, and audit trails so failures are visible.

Data synchronisation

One version of the record across every system that needs it.

Third party APIs

Whatever the vendor built, connected to whatever you run.

What an integration actually looks like
Systems that do not talk ERP, storefront, CRM, warehouse
Integration layer Connectors, queues, retries, audit trail Stork builds
One flow of work Orders, stock and finance reconcile

Failures are visible and retryable. That is usually the difference between an integration that lasts and one that does not.

What we work with

  • REST
  • GraphQL
  • Webhooks
  • Message queues
  • ERP
  • CRM
  • Zendesk
  • Stripe
  • EDI
How it works

How an integration usually goes

  1. Trace the handoffsFollow a real order or record across systems and identify where people re-key data or resolve mismatches.
  2. Agree record ownershipDefine which system owns each field, how records match, and what should happen when values disagree.
  3. Build the connectorsImplement API calls, webhooks, or scheduled transfers with validation, logging, and retry handling.
  4. Test the exceptionsCheck duplicate messages, missing fields, vendor outages, and recovery before enabling the live flow.
  5. Monitor the flowMake failed transfers visible and give your team a way to investigate and replay them safely.

Where does your team re-enter the same information?

Tell us which systems need to exchange data and where the handoff breaks today.