API Integrations
Automate one routine hand-off between two systems using supported connectors, with failure notifications, testing and operating notes.
£695 one-off

Connect your tools and reduce repetitive admin.
Teams repeatedly copying the same information between two business tools. For example, turning an approved request into a job record or saving an attachment to the right folder.
We check the tools and scope, build a test version and review it with you before agreed launch. Target: five to seven working days after access and scope are confirmed.
One tested automation in an agreed account, plus the instructions your team needs to monitor it and make routine changes.
£695 one-off for the connector-based starter. 50% at booking and 50% after the acceptance demonstration, before final handover. Custom API integrations receive a separate fixed quote.
Custom connectors, unsupported APIs, complex data transformation, historical migration and AI evaluation are separate work. Choose AI Workflow Pilot when the key task requires AI judgement or drafting.
Start with a short fit call. We confirm the scope, total price, access needed and delivery dates in writing before work begins. Prices are in GBP, excluding VAT where applicable. Software subscriptions, hosting and AI usage are separate and disclosed before you commit. A Hub subscription is only needed if it is the platform you choose. Ongoing support is optional.
You keep the agreed deliverables and editable documentation. Bespoke code transfers after payment, subject to third-party licences; existing platforms remain licensed. We explain any limitations on export or moving providers. Results depend on the process and how the tools are used; no particular savings are guaranteed.
Builds include 30 days of fixes for defects against the agreed scope from handover. New features, third-party outages and platform changes are separate from that cover.
Reduce repetitive tasks and unnecessary paperwork, freeing your team to focus on what matters.
Simplify business processes, remove bottlenecks and help work move smoothly across your organisation.
Make your existing tools work together, reducing duplicated effort and keeping information connected.
Turn business information into clear reports and useful insights so you can act with confidence.
Improve enquiries, bookings, onboarding and follow-ups to create a smoother journey for your customers.
Get practical outsourcing and operational support without the commitment of hiring additional staff.
Name the event that should start the workflow and the result you want in the second tool. For example, specify what counts as an approved request and which fields a new job record needs. A single clear trigger is easier to scope than a broad instruction to keep two systems in sync.
Bring the names of the two tools, information about the accounts and the field mapping you expect. Include an example of missing or unusual data. Supported connectors and standard authentication define this starter; the service title does not mean every custom API or authentication method is included in the fixed price.
In an illustrative request-to-job flow, the first tool records an approval, the workflow reads the agreed fields, and the second tool receives a new job record. A person then uses that record in the normal process. The field map explains what travels between the tools and what stays in its original system.
Acceptance should include the agreed exception cases as well as a normal request. Decide who receives the failure notification and what they should inspect before acting. A useful operating guide connects that notification to the workflow's purpose, rather than leaving the team with an unexplained technical error or a diagram nobody owns.
Keep the editable configuration and operating instructions with the account owner. Use the handover to understand where the workflow runs, where the field mapping is maintained and who reviews a failure notification. Changes to a source field or a tool's permissions can affect the route even when the business process has stayed the same.
The starter is a defined connector-based automation. More tools, a custom connector, complex transformations or a historical migration need a separate scope. If the central task involves AI judgement or drafting, discuss AI Workflow Pilot so evaluation and human review are addressed as part of the work.
Automate one routine hand-off between two systems using supported connectors, with failure notifications, testing and operating notes.
£695 one-off
No. £695 is the connector-based starter: one workflow, one trigger, up to three action steps and two tools with supported connectors and standard authentication. Custom API integrations receive a separate fixed quote.
The starter includes agreed field mapping and up to ten test scenarios. You review a test version before the agreed launch, with one revision included.
A failure notification is included, along with operating instructions. The recipient and the agreed workflow should be clear at handover; the starter does not promise continuous monitoring.
Historical migration is separate from the starter. If you need to test an import before a live move, discuss the source, destination and a de-identified sample separately.
You receive editable workflow configuration and operating instructions for the agreed account. Existing platforms remain licensed, and exports depend on their capabilities and licences.
The published target is five to seven working days after access and scope are confirmed. The written scope sets the delivery dates and access needed before work begins.