API Integration in Brisbane
API integration for Brisbane service businesses with a job system that stands alone
Brisbane service businesses often run a job management system, Xero, a CRM, a website and a booking tool that do not talk to each other. Someone copies customer details from one to the next, and mistakes creep in at every step.
We connect them so a website enquiry becomes a job, a completed job becomes an invoice, and a paid invoice updates the CRM.
From enquiry to paid invoice
We map how information should flow from the first enquiry to the final payment, then connect each step. Ready-made connectors are used where they work, and small custom integrations where they don't.
Integrations that report problems
Every integration logs what it did and alerts someone if a step fails, so a broken connection is fixed the same day instead of discovered at the end of the quarter.
Sound familiar?
The problems we hear most often about this, why they happen and what we would do first.
Why this happens
The website form only sends an email.
What we would do first
- Send form submissions straight into the job system
- Attach photos and details from the form
- Notify the right person instantly
Why this happens
Jobs and invoices are created separately and drift apart.
What we would do first
- Create invoices from completed jobs automatically
- Sync payments back to the job record
- Report jobs completed but not invoiced
A one-minute self-check
Tick what is already true for your business. It takes a minute and nothing is sent anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
- Which job systems can you connect?
- Most with an API, including ServiceM8, simPRO, Tradify and Fergus. We check your plan's API access before quoting.
- Is Zapier good enough?
- For simple flows, often yes. For high volumes or complex logic, custom code is more reliable and cheaper over time.
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