Seamless system integration instead of manual data silos
Workflow automation & iPaaS architecture
Connect e-commerce, ERP, CRM and AI processes with robust middleware and modern iPaaS architecture – for automated workflows without friction.
The problem
Stuck between broken systems and manual spreadsheets?
Manual data entry costs valuable time and creates sources of error.
Stock, orders and customer master data are not kept in sync promptly.
Inflexible legacy interfaces prevent quick changes to processes.
What we do
How we connect your systems
Event-driven integration middleware
Robust message queues and webhook architectures, in Go or Node.js for instance, for fault-tolerant data transfer in near real time.
Visual & code-based workflow orchestration
Flexible automation flows between systems such as Shopware 6, weclapp, SAP or HubSpot – with dashboards that show what is running.
Automatic data validation & recovery
Data is checked before it is handed on. If a third-party system is down, the message waits in the queue and is redelivered automatically, and an interrupted run resumes where it stopped – without losing data and without booking twice.
Our own product
ConFlowIO – the integration platform for retail
On ConFlowIO, interfaces are built as a process in the browser, connected through a shared retail data model rather than a mapping per shop. It runs in Germany, or on your own premises on request.
Shop systems
Shopware 6 and 5, Shopify, WooCommerce, Adobe Commerce.
Marketplaces
Amazon, eBay, OTTO Market, Tradebyte TB.One.
ERP, accounting & PIM
Xentral, Sage 100, Lexware Office, Pimcore.
Technology stack
What we work with
Go, Node.js and TypeScript
RabbitMQ and Redis
REST and GraphQL APIs
Docker and AWS Lambda
Shopware 6 and ERP APIs
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Goes well with
ERP/inventory integration for Shopware 6
How we connect Shopware to your inventory system – through ConFlowIO or custom middleware.
Our solutions
ConFlowIO, FoxKI and Sleepy Hollow CMS at a glance.
Make your system landscape scale.
We analyse your interfaces and design the automation architecture that fits.
Arrange a no-obligation first call