We Build Systems That Actually Work Together
Look, most businesses already have plenty of software. The problem? None of it talks to each other properly. We write the code that makes your existing systems share information, automate repetitive tasks, and stop creating bottlenecks. It's programming work that pays for itself pretty quickly.
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How We Actually Work With Clients
We've been doing this for Australian businesses since 2018. Here's what that experience taught us about making automation projects successful.
We Map First, Code Later
Jumping straight into programming is how projects go sideways. We spend time understanding how information flows through your business now—then we write code that fits your reality, not some theoretical ideal.
Built for Your Team
Automation that confuses your staff is just expensive decoration. We design interfaces and workflows around the people who'll actually use them daily. No technical degrees required.
Documentation You'll Use
Technical docs are often useless in real situations. We write plain-language guides with screenshots and actual scenarios your team encounters. When something goes wrong at 4pm on Friday, you'll be glad you have them.
What Got Us Started in Automation Programming
Back in 2017, I was consulting for a logistics company on the Gold Coast. They had five different systems—accounting, inventory, dispatch, customer service, and reporting. Staff were manually copying data between them, making mistakes, and working late just to keep up.
Their IT provider kept suggesting they buy new software. But they didn't need new software. They needed their existing systems to communicate. So I wrote the integration code myself. Three months later, their data entry time dropped by about 60%, and errors basically disappeared.
That's when I realized how many businesses face this exact problem. You've invested in good tools, but nobody's connecting them properly. That's the work we do now—writing custom code that makes your software ecosystem function as one system instead of isolated islands.
The Technical Side of What We Do
We're programmers who specialize in making different systems work together. Here's a realistic look at the technical work involved and what you can expect from projects.
API Integration Development
Most modern software has APIs—ways for other programs to request and send data. We write the middleware code that connects these APIs, handles authentication, manages data transformation, and deals with errors gracefully.
- RESTful API connections between platforms
- Webhook receivers for real-time updates
- Custom authentication and security protocols
- Error handling and retry logic
Database Synchronization
When systems don't have proper APIs, we work at the database level. This is more complex but sometimes necessary. We write scripts that keep databases in sync while maintaining data integrity and handling conflicts.
- Direct database connections and queries
- Scheduled synchronization routines
- Conflict resolution programming
- Data validation and cleanup
Workflow Automation
Beyond just moving data, we program actual business logic. Things like "when a customer submits this form, create a record here, send an email there, and notify this department." That kind of automation requires careful programming and testing.
- Multi-step process automation
- Conditional logic and decision trees
- Scheduled task execution
- Notification and alert systems
Custom Dashboard Development
Once your systems are connected, you can pull data from multiple sources into one view. We build custom dashboards that give you the specific metrics and reports you actually need, not generic templates.
- Real-time data aggregation from multiple sources
- Custom reporting interfaces
- Role-based access and permissions
- Export and scheduling functionality
The People Behind the Code
Small team, direct communication. You'll work with the same programmers from discovery through deployment.
Siobhan Rafferty
Lead Systems Developer
Siobhan spent eight years building enterprise integrations before joining us in 2019. She's particularly good at untangling complicated legacy systems and writing code that won't break when something changes upstream. If your project involves older software with limited documentation, she's the one you want looking at it.
Petra Vukovic
Integration Specialist
Petra came from a background in business analysis before learning to code, which makes her unusually good at understanding what automation actually needs to accomplish. She asks the questions that prevent problems three months down the line. Most of our clients end up working closely with her during the planning phase.
Let's Talk About Your Systems
If you're spending too much time on manual data work, or your systems aren't sharing information properly, we should have a conversation. First call is just a technical discussion—no sales pressure, no commitments. We'll look at what you're working with and give you our honest assessment.