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Process Automation

System-to-system integration

Connect business systems that have no native integration through APIs, databases, files or webhooks, with field mapping, logging and error alerts.

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What we build

Two systems hold related data, but there's no connector between them. People type the same information into both.

  • Integrations through whichever APIs, databases, files or webhooks are available
  • Mapping of fields and codes between systems
  • Scheduled or event-driven synchronisation
  • Error handling and a log of every transfer

How it works

A typical data flow, from your equipment to the place the data is used.

Conceptual architecture · illustrative, no real data

  1. System AYour systems
  2. Stackline integrationStackline software
  3. Mapping and checksWhere the data goes
  4. System BWhere the data goes

Getting started

What we need from you

  • The systems to connect and how each can be reached
  • Which data moves, in which direction and how often
  • A contact person for each system

What you receive

  • A working integration with a full transfer log
  • A field-mapping reference for both systems
  • Failure alerts sent to a named contact

Questions

We look for another way in: database access, import and export files, or email. The assessment shows which route is possible.

Yes. Each direction gets its own mapping and its own rule for which system wins when records disagree.

Either. Synchronisation can run on a timer or fire the moment something changes, depending on the process.

A named contact is alerted immediately, and the log shows which record failed and why.

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