What is Hardware‑free Automation?
In a business the same data usually lives in more than one place: orders in the panel, invoices in accounting, customer details in a spreadsheet. When these systems don't talk to each other, a person does the carrying in between, and that's where errors start.
Automation takes over that carrying. The gain comes from two places: manual data entry disappears, and the same information no longer diverges between two places.
What's included?
- Process map and field mapping
- Integration via API or ready-made connector
- Scheduled jobs and triggers
- Retry and notification routine on failure
- Monitoring dashboard
- Technical documentation
How we work
- 01
Process map
Which data goes from where to where, on which trigger.
- 02
Field mapping
The correspondence of fields in both systems is worked out; the most often skipped step.
- 03
Test environment
Set up without touching live data.
- 04
Controlled migration
Started with a small data set, verified by hand.
- 05
Monitoring and handover
Who receives error notifications and who intervenes is defined.
What determines the price?
Since every project is different, we don’t give a single list price. The items that determine the quote are:
- Whether the other system has a documented API
- Whether the transfer is one-way or two-way
- Data volume and transfer frequency
- Scope of error handling and monitoring