Automation & workflows · Integrations
Your systems, finally talking.
Zoho, Tally, SAP, CRMs, payment gateways and marketplaces connected, so data is entered once and stays consistent.
Integrations
Is this right for you?
A good fit when
- Orders, invoices or contacts are entered twice.
- Your accounts are always a day behind your sales.
- A new app must sync with the systems you already have.
- Reports disagree because each system has its own numbers.
Not the best fit when
- Both tools already offer a built-in connector that does the job.
- One of the systems is about to be replaced.
- The data only moves once, so a one-time import is enough.
Integrations
What we connect
Accounting
Tally, Zoho Books and others kept in step with sales and payments.
CRM
Zoho CRM, HubSpot or Salesforce connected to your forms, apps and email.
ERP
SAP and other ERPs, through the interfaces they support.
Payments and marketplaces
Gateways and marketplaces reconciled with your books.
Integrations
How we build it
Official interfaces first
Supported APIs and connectors before anything else.
One source of truth
Clear rules for which system owns each piece of data.
Monitoring
Failed syncs are retried and reported.
Safe testing
Changes tested on test copies or sandboxes before going live.
Options
Compared with the alternatives
| Question | Custom integration | Built-in connector | Manual export and import |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fits your exact rules | Yes | Sometimes | Yes, by hand |
| Runs automatically | Yes | Yes | No |
| Effort to set up | Highest | Lowest | None |
Questions
Questions people ask
Can you connect to Tally?
Yes. Tally offers ways for other software to read and write data, and we build on those.
Do you work with SAP?
Yes, through the interfaces your SAP system exposes, following your SAP team's access rules.
Is it safe to connect our finance system?
We use the least access needed, store credentials securely and log every change.
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