Why not just use Zapier or Make?

For a couple of simple triggers they are genuinely fine. They stop being fine when the logic gets real: pricing scales per task, debugging gets opaque, and you are renting something you could own. When the workflow matters to the business, we build it as a small service that you keep.

What if my software has no integration option?

That is most of the interesting work. If there is any way in, an API, a webhook, an export, it can usually be connected. If there genuinely is not, we will say so rather than build something fragile that breaks quietly.

Build it

Systems integration and automation

Making the tools you already pay for talk to each other, so nobody is retyping data between two screens.

Start with a free hour

Alto, the system that connects the tools a business already runs on

Alto · the content portal. Read the story

Timeline: Hours for a single connection, one to three weeks for a real workflow
Cost: No set pricing. Most projects begin with a $500 deposit and scale with the work.
First step: One free hour and a one-page diagnosis. Yours to keep either way.

You are probably here because one of these is true.

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Someone on your team retypes the same information into two systems every day
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You are paying for an automation tool per task and the bill keeps climbing
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Two vendors both say the integration is the other one's job

The work itself

Systems integration is the work of connecting software that was never designed to work together: your booking tool and your access control, your CRM and your invoicing, your storefront and your fulfilment.

Unstuck builds the connective layer directly, usually as a small service you own, rather than renting a per-task automation subscription that gets expensive and opaque as it grows. The test is simple: nobody should be copying data from one screen into another.

Any of those is a normal place to be, and none of them get better by waiting.

What you actually walk away with.

Artifacts, not a status deck. Every one of these is yours to keep, and yours to take somewhere else if you ever want to.

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A map of what actually needs to move, and what does not
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The integration built as code you own, not a subscription you rent
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Error handling and alerting, so a silent failure is not the first you hear of it
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Documentation of what runs where

Or do it yourself.

We write down how the work is actually done. No email required, and no hard feelings if you never call.

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The things people ask before they call.

Why not just use Zapier or Make?: For a couple of simple triggers they are genuinely fine. They stop being fine when the logic gets real: pricing scales per task, debugging gets opaque, and you are renting something you could own. When the workflow matters to the business, we build it as a small service that you keep.
What if my software has no integration option?: That is most of the interesting work. If there is any way in, an API, a webhook, an export, it can usually be connected. If there genuinely is not, we will say so rather than build something fragile that breaks quietly.

Tell us what’s stuck. We’ll show you the path.

One hour, free, no forms and no pitch. You leave with a one-page diagnosis whether you hire us or not.

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