Choose the right integration path before you commit to the build.

Start with an Integration Blueprint when the rules are unclear, move to a scoped build when the workflow is defined, and add managed ownership when the connection is operating in production.

Quick guide: A narrow, documented flow can move directly to an Integration Sprint. A process crossing several systems may need Workflow Orchestration. Unknown access, unclear ownership, legacy constraints, or a build-versus-buy decision should begin with an Integration Blueprint. If a standard connector reliably covers the requirement, we will recommend it instead of unnecessary custom work.

Offer 01

Integration Blueprint

USD 1,500–3,500+

Paid 100% upfront

Turn an unclear integration problem into an implementation-ready architecture recommendation before committing to a build.

Ideal fit

Multiple or poorly documented systems
Unclear data ownership or business rules
Legacy constraints or unknown API access
Material delivery or reliability risk

Deliverable

Current and proposed workflow map
Native vs iPaaS vs custom recommendation and rationale
Systems, records, interfaces, and source-of-truth decisions
Risks, assumptions, and scope boundaries
Phased estimate and support recommendation

Commercial model: The Blueprint is a paid, standalone architecture deliverable. Any implementation credit is deliberate, limited, and stated in the agreement.

Offer 02

Integration Sprint

USD 5,000–12,000+

Connect ecommerce platforms, ERPs, CRMs, accounting tools, supplier systems, and custom applications around one defined data flow or a bounded bidirectional workflow.

Typical fit

Ecommerce orders to ERP
CRM customers to ERP
ERP invoices to accounting
Supplier feed to ecommerce

Included

APIs, webhooks, file feeds, or legacy access
Field mapping and business rules
Secure authentication and configuration
Validation, logging, retries, and alerts
Testing, deployment, operating documentation, and warranty
Customer-owned accounts and infrastructure by default

Offer 03

Workflow Orchestration Sprint

USD 10,000–25,000+

Automate one end-to-end process across several systems, with the rules and exception handling needed to run it in production.

Example process

Receive and validate order
Create ERP sales order
Generate invoice
Notify warehouse
Return fulfillment status and tracking

Included

Workflow and exception mapping
Multiple system connections
Business-rule orchestration
Monitoring and recovery behavior
Acceptance testing and handover

Offer 04

Integration Modernization

USD 12,000–40,000+

Replace brittle scripts, obsolete APIs, unsupported connectors, or weak authentication without forcing an unnecessary system replacement.

Modernization starts by assessing the current state, risk, dependencies, cutover path, and reconciliation needs. An Integration Blueprint is usually the safest first step.

Typical scope: API and authentication upgrades, legacy adapters, migration testing, controlled cutover, observability, reconciliation, and runbooks.

Offer 05

Managed Integration Operations

Operational ownership after launch: monitor, respond, maintain, improve, and govern the workflows your business depends on.

Plan	Price	Coverage	P1 response	P2 response	Included time
Essential	From USD 1,000–1,500/mo	US and UK business hours weekdays	Next business day	2 business days	Defined support allowance
Growth	USD 2,500–4,000/mo	US and UK business hours weekdays	4 business hours	1 business day	Controlled improvement capacity
Portfolio Not available at launch	USD 5,000–7,500+/mo	Not offered until capacity exists	To be agreed	To be agreed	Multiple-workflow reporting

P1 is a stopped production integration or material corruption risk without a reasonable workaround. P2 is material degradation with a workaround. Response means acknowledgement and triage, not guaranteed resolution. No emergency, weekend, 24/7, Portfolio, or critical-continuity coverage is available at launch.

Scope boundaries

Integration scope, responsibilities, and exclusions.

Every implementation defines

Systems, entities, direction, frequency, and source of truth
Included business rules, volumes, environments, and acceptance criteria
Customer-provided access, documentation, test data, and decisions
Deployment ownership, warranty, support transition, and change control

Not included unless agreed

Data cleansing, historical migration, vendor licenses, ERP customization
User-interface development or third-party vendor support fees

All figures are USD starting ranges, not fixed prices, and exclude applicable taxes and third-party costs. Final scope depends on systems, rules, data quality, volume, security, environments, and support requirements.

Implementation warranty: Implementations include a 30-calendar-day warranty from written acceptance or production launch, whichever occurs first under the contract. It covers reproducible defects against agreed acceptance criteria, not new requirements, customer changes, vendor changes, or third-party outages.

Choose the right first step

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