[ SOLUTIONS ]

Four ways in, two tools that ship today

Every engagement lands on the same owned core; these are the doors. And when the problem is packaged software rather than integration engineering, two products from the same workbench are live right now.

[ WAYS IT STARTS ]

Four doors into the same build

Your connector is dying

Connector rescue

The vendor went quiet, the renewal invoice didn't. We replace end-of-life middleware in parallel with the old system, then cut over. One distributor's $25,000-a-year renewal is off the budget for good.

How a rescue works →

You're replatforming

Migration + integration, one project

Leaving Magento or another end-of-life platform is the moment to stop renting your integration too. Both problems, one cutover, one team accountable for the whole wire.

What it costs →

You want a marketplace channel

Add eBay or Amazon to an existing store

Already on Shopify with the ERP behaving? A channel module can start on its own: the core comes along sized to what the channel actually needs.

Channel plumbing →

Your catalog is fighting you

Catalog engineering

Ten-thousand-SKU catalogs with decades of drift: duplicates, shouting-caps titles, orphaned variants, missing cross-references. We clean it, structure it, and keep it synced to the ERP so it stays clean. Usually the first thing we touch and the fastest win.

Ask about your catalog →

[ PACKAGED SOLUTIONS ]

Software from the same workbench

Sage 100 Pulse

Waitlist

A free Shopify app that answers the question every Sage 100 merchant asks their ops team daily: "where's my stuff?" Order status, invoice and AR aging, and shipment details from Sage, read-only, inside Shopify admin. Deliberately incapable of writing to your ERP, which means deliberately incapable of corrupting it.

One email when it ships. Nothing else.

binsight

In pilot

Vendor-managed inventory for the supply room, built around a QR code on every bin. Scan, confirm the fill level, and the replenishment order writes itself back to the ERP. No handhelds, no seat licenses, no clipboard. It replaced a system one distributor had spent four years building in-house, and across the nine accounts live today it returns 27 hours a week of counting and manual order entry, about 1,400 hours a year.

9 accounts live · 9 hrs/wk internal · 2 hrs/wk per customer · ~1,400 hrs/yr

Ask about binsight

On a retired stack?If your connector era ended with Sage eBusiness Manager, we wrote a plain accounting of the four realistic paths forward and the questions to ask any replacement, including us:Sage retired eBusiness Manager. Here are your actual options.

Which door is yours?

Describe the symptom: a dying connector, a replatform, a channel you want, a catalog that fights you. We'll map it to the right work and tell you what it costs to find out properly.

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