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    Integration Audit: see where your systems and data break down

    A review of how your systems connect today, where data is re-keyed or lost, and how to fix it reliably.

    What is an integration audit?

    An integration audit reviews how your business systems, such as CRM, ERP, finance, e-commerce and operations tools, exchange data today. It identifies where data is re-entered, duplicated or lost and where integrations fail, and recommends how to connect systems reliably.

    Is it right for you?

    Businesses whose systems don't share data, or whose integrations keep breaking.

    • Teams re-key the same data into several systems
    • Reports from different tools don't agree
    • Existing integrations fail silently or need manual fixes
    • You're adding a new platform and need to know how it will connect

    What's included

    • Mapping systems, data owners and data flows
    • Reviewing existing integrations and failure points
    • Assessing APIs and integration options

    What you get

    • An integration map of your current stack
    • Prioritised fixes and new connections
    • A recommended integration architecture

    How it works

    Clear steps, clear outcome.

    1. STEP 01

      Map the systems

      We list every system, what it is used for and who owns its data.

    2. STEP 02

      Trace the data flows

      We follow key records, such as customers, orders and invoices, through your systems.

    3. STEP 03

      Review existing integrations

      We check how current connections work, fail and are monitored.

    4. STEP 04

      Assess options

      We review available APIs and integration approaches for each gap.

    5. STEP 05

      Recommend the architecture

      You receive an integration map, prioritised fixes and a recommended architecture.

    FAQ

    Integration Audit: common questions

    An integration map of your current stack, a list of prioritised fixes and new connections, and a recommended integration architecture.

    Yes. We review existing integrations regardless of who built them.

    We identify alternatives such as file exchanges, database access or an integration layer, and note the trade-offs.

    It is scoped to the number of systems and data flows involved, agreed before we start.

    Next step

    Ready to start with Integration Audit?

    Tell us a little about your business and what you want to change. We'll reply within 24 hours.

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