A surprising number of digital problems are not really digital problems. They are two systems that hold half the answer each, with a person in the middle retyping between them.
Experience integrating with these platforms. We are not resellers or certified partners of them, and we will not pretend otherwise.
Xero. Invoice creation, payment synchronisation, customer records and reconciliation, removing the daily retyping between a job system and the accounts.
Stripe. Taking payment inside your own systems, including over the phone, with the record landing where it should.
WooCommerce and Shopify. Stock, orders and customer data flowing between the shop and whatever runs behind it.
HubSpot and Salesforce. Connecting marketing data to the systems your sales team already lives in.
Brevo. Triggering the right message from something that actually happened, rather than a list somebody remembered to update.
Twilio. SMS and voice built into your own workflows.
Most integration projects pay for themselves in admin time before they pay for themselves in anything else.
For Greenwood Hargreaves, orders raised in their own system push through to Xero automatically, invoices, payments and reconciliation, without anybody rekeying anything.
That is the shape most of these take. Not a grand digital transformation, just one join between two systems that removes a recurring job somebody hates doing.
Recent orders
| #46102 | Trade account | Picked |
| #46101 | Trade account | Awaiting stock |
| #46098 | Retail | Invoiced |
| #46095 | Trade account | Quote sent |
That question usually identifies the integration worth building first.