Integration/Automation

Integration of existing systems allows you to prolong your technology investment, make better use of the systems you already have, and add new functionality without having to scrap what already exists.

By making systems "talk" to each other, you reduce the chance of error in any manual entry, reduce time of manually exporting one system to another, and can give functionality to other departments within your organization as well as to those outside in a controlled, secure way.

Some examples include:

• Flash Integration - With complex data available from your systems, building an XML call system allows a flash developer to integrate complex data from various sources to create a visually spectacular presentation layer using complex data.
• Customer Integration - Allow your customers to connect directly to your product line, never having to worry about sending them product update files. The data you have is live the minute you change it and is available to any customer you give access too.
• e-Commerce Integration - Connect your accounting system to an online e-Commerce system, reducing any order transferring from one system to another.

All of these integration methods can be done in one or many ways. By using industry standard languages and protocols such as XML and JSON (even a text or dynamically generated HTML file) we can integrate systems from one platform to another.