Software and Integrations
Technical development for marketing and events teams. Connect your tools and solve the jobs your website alone cannot handle.
Solve the Problem, Not Replace Every Tool
Your team should not have to keep copying information between a website, spreadsheet and CRM just to keep work moving.
Alongside ongoing website support, we build focused integrations and software where they solve a practical problem. We check whether an existing tool can do the job before recommending a bespoke build.
We agree who will use it, the information it needs, the deadline and what happens if a connection fails. Technical dependencies are checked before we commit.
Connect Existing Tools Where It Makes Sense
We can explore connections between websites, forms, CRMs and business systems. Each integration depends on the access and features those products provide.
- Agree which system owns each piece of information.
- Check permissions and data protection requirements.
- Handle duplicate requests and failed connections.
- Make errors visible to the people responsible for them.
We do not promise every product can connect to every other product. The technical checks come before the commitment.
Understand How Your Software Is Supported
What About Ownership?
We agree code ownership, access and documentation at the start. We do not use proprietary platform lock-in to keep you as a client. Existing libraries and third-party products retain their own licence terms.
A Practical Handover
Support depends on the application and how it is used. We agree maintenance responsibilities, monitoring and any response arrangements rather than making a blanket uptime promise.
Built for Marketing and Events Teams
Ongoing technical support is our lead service. When a website fix is not enough, we can scope an integration or application around your team’s work. We agree development and future support separately so you know what is covered.
A Defined Job. A Reviewable Build.
We break the work into clear stages so you can check that the software matches the real process.
1. Understand the Problem
We map the current process with the people doing the work. We identify repetitive steps, missing information and exceptions that a new tool must handle.
2. Check the Options
We check existing products and API capabilities, then agree a scope covering users, data, access, important actions and any dependencies.
3. Plan the Workflow
We plan the screens and user journeys around the task. You review the proposed flow before it becomes a working application.
4. Build and Review
We build a first working version and review it with you. Where an integration is involved, test access and permissions are kept separate from production.
5. Test Real Use
We test ordinary use, invalid inputs, permissions and failure handling. The people who will use the software help check that it fits their day-to-day work.
6. Deploy and Support
We agree deployment, access, documentation and ongoing support. Ownership and third-party costs are clear before the project begins.
Which Technical Job Is Slowing You Down?
Book a free 30-minute consultation. Bring a disconnected tool, repetitive task or development question.