ERP Integration
Connecting disjointed systems into a single source of truth.
Most "integration" problems are really data-model disagreements between systems that were never designed to talk to each other. Before writing an API bridge, we map how each system defines the same entity — a customer, an order, an invoice — and design the translation layer around the differences, not just the happy-path fields that match.
Whether the systems are SAP, Odoo, a custom ERP, or a mix of all three, the goal is one source of truth that the business can trust, not three systems that quietly drift out of sync until someone notices during a reconciliation.
What this looks like in practice
- A data-model comparison across systems before any integration code is written
- API bridges with proper error handling and retry logic, not a fragile cron job
- Conflict resolution rules defined for when two systems disagree about the same record
- Workflow automation so a change in one system propagates without manual re-entry
We have worked with SAP and Odoo directly, and with custom or legacy ERPs that have no modern API at all — the latter usually just takes more discovery time up front.
How we deliver this
Compare data models
We map how each system defines the same entity — customer, order, invoice — before writing any integration code.
Build resilient bridges
API bridges with proper error handling and retry logic, not a fragile cron job.
Define conflict resolution
Clear rules for when two systems disagree about the same record.
Who this is for
- SAP
- Odoo or custom ERPs that need to talk to each other
- Businesses with data quietly drifting out of sync across systems
- Legacy ERPs with no modern API needing a custom bridge
- Manual data re-entry between disconnected systems
- Reconciliation processes that keep surfacing mismatched records
Frequently asked
Yes — we've worked with SAP and Odoo directly, and with custom or legacy ERPs with no modern API at all, which usually just takes more discovery time up front.
We define conflict resolution rules up front, before integration code is written, so there's a clear answer instead of a silent data mismatch.
It can be, or ongoing — the goal either way is one source of truth the business can trust, not systems that quietly drift apart.
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