API Integration in Perth
API integration for Perth firms re-keying data after every swing
Perth firms often run a field service tool, a rostering system, an ERP and an accounting package, each chosen for a good reason, and none of them talking to the others. After every swing, someone re-keys hours, jobs and materials, and errors creep in.
We connect those systems so jobs, hours and invoices move automatically, with logs and alerts so nothing fails silently.
Mapping comes first
Before any code, we map each piece of data: where it starts, where it needs to go and who owns it. That map often shows that steps can be removed entirely, not just automated.
Reliable by design
Integrations retry when a system is unavailable, log every transaction and alert a named person when something needs attention. You can see what moved, when and where.
Sound familiar?
The problems we hear most often about this, why they happen and what we would do first.
Why this happens
Rostering, timesheets and payroll are separate.
What we would do first
- Choose the system of record for hours
- Sync approved hours to payroll and invoicing
- Report differences instead of hiding them
Why this happens
Field records and invoicing aren't connected.
What we would do first
- Record materials against jobs in the field
- Send them to the ERP or accounting automatically
- Flag jobs closed without materials recorded
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
- Can you integrate with older on-premise systems?
- Often, through a database connection, file exchange or a small connector service. We assess the options during scoping.
- Who maintains integrations afterwards?
- We can, on a support plan, and everything is documented so another team could too.
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