Payments & invoicing
Connect credit cards, mobile payments, bank transfer reconciliation and e-invoicing, so transactions and accounting stay in sync automatically.
Let your systemstalk to each other.
Payments, shipping, e-invoicing, accounting software, messaging apps — we link them into one automated pipeline, so your team spends its time where people are truly needed.
All the copying, pasting, reconciling and notifying you repeat every day can be automated. What you save isn’t just time — it’s human error, too.
What you get
- Audit of existing systems & data flows
- Integration architecture planning
- API development & integration
- Scheduled jobs & automated workflows
- Monitoring, alerts & retry logic
- Technical documentation & handover
New orderEmail · web form
AI reads documentsItems, quantities, dates
JevDecides the route
Write to ERPCreate order, reserve stock
Notify salesLINE · Email
Human reviewOnly when unsure
What’sincluded
We connect the data scattered across your tools, so repetitive work gets done on its own.
Shipping integration
Shipping orders, tracking numbers and delivery status are written back automatically, so customers and support staff can check them in real time.
Data sync
Two-way sync of orders, inventory and member data between systems, so nothing is entered twice.
Workflow automation
Scheduled and event-triggered jobs handle repetitive work — and alert the person in charge the moment something looks off.
Notifications
Important events are pushed to email, LINE or Slack, so the right people know at the right time.
Legacy modernization
We add an API layer to legacy systems and replace them step by step, without interrupting operations.
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FAQ
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Our legacy system has no API. Can it still be integrated?
Usually, yes. We’ll evaluate connecting through database sync, file exchange or a middleware service, and plan a gradual path to modernization.
What happens if a connected service goes down?
We build in retries, queues and alerts, so no data is lost when an external service has a brief outage — and you’re notified right away.
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