Phone system
3CX: incoming calls, queues, history. The switchboard becomes a data source like any other.
Three specialities, one team.
Offer · Integrations
Phone system, diary, accounts, business software: we connect your software through its official connections. Your team stops copying things over.
For practices and SMEs using at least three programs that don't talk to each other. The tell-tale sign: someone copies the same information from one screen to another every day.
We use the software vendors' official connections. Never any tinkering in the database, never a robot clicking for you.
3CX: incoming calls, queues, history. The switchboard becomes a data source like any other.
Microsoft 365, Google, online booking systems. For a medical diary, we first check what the vendor opens up.
Horus, Pennylane, Odoo or your own software: invoices, customers, payments, in both directions if you decide so.
Tickets, CRM, medical software. Simple rule: we go through the official connection (API) or we don't connect.
How it works
Half a day with your team, on site or by video call. We note who copies what, from where, to where, how many times a day.
Each vendor either offers a connection or doesn't. We tell you what is possible before we start, not after.
Just one, tested on your real data, approved by you. Then the next.
Every exchange is logged. If a program changes, we see it and fix it before you notice.
No. We connect what you already have. If a program offers no connection at all, we tell you before we start and look for a clean route, or we don't connect it.
It stops; it doesn't do anything wrong. You are notified, you go back to your previous way of working while it is fixed, and we fix it.
Each link uses a dedicated access, limited to what it needs. You can withdraw it at any time, without calling us.
A first simple link is in place a few days after the audit, when the software opens its connections. After that we move forward link by link, never as a big project.
At the first meeting, we list your software and tell you which programs can talk to each other.