Integriq
Connect anything to anything, without vendor lock-in or pricey integrators. On your own .
Your systems stop disagreeing. Nobody re-keys anything.
An order placed in the webshop is in the bookkeeping. A client who moves is moved everywhere. What does not fit is refused, and what fails at night is on one list in the morning.
One client, three systems, no re-typing.
Today: a client moves, and someone updates the webshop, the bookkeeping and the customer file by hand. One of the three is wrong by Friday. Instead: change it once. It is copied to the other two the moment it happens, or every night, whichever you choose. In both directions, so it does not matter where the change was made.
What does not fit is refused, and you see why.
Today: an order with a missing postcode slips through and comes back from the carrier a week later. Instead: it is refused at the door, and the reason is on the list. A rule such as "refuse an order without a VAT number" you write yourself, in the app, without a developer. An order over ten thousand euros? It waits for your approval before it lands.
It fails at three in the morning. You see one line at nine.
Today: the bookkeeping system was down for an hour at night, and an order is simply missing. You find out when the client calls. Instead: a delivery that fails is retried by itself. What still fails is on one list in the morning, with the reason. You fix the cause and replay it with a click. Not one order goes missing.
Every exchange logged, for as long as you say.
What went out to the accountant, what came in from the shop, and when? It is in the log, per record. Export it as a spreadsheet when the auditor asks. You set how long the log is kept.
For municipalities: the national standards, built in.
It speaks the national address, case and mail standards Dutch municipalities run: PDOK for addresses, StUF for case systems, DSO for permit applications, and Berichtenbox for official mail. Configure the connection, and the data flows.
It works the way you work. And it works for you.
Four things you would normally pay extra for. Here they are built in.
A delivery fails at night. In the morning it is one line, not a missing order.
Today: an outside system is down for an hour and nobody notices until a client calls. Instead: a delivery that fails is kept, retried by itself, and if it still fails it is on one list with the reason. You fix the cause and replay it with a click, and that click is logged with your name. It also gives your other automations a step they cannot do alone: call an outside system. The moment a quote is accepted, the client is created in the bookkeeping. Every night, the stock levels from the supplier. You draw it once, and it happens.
How automation worksYour connections, your rules, your screens. Without a developer.
A wholesaler wants the delivery region copied to the shop. An installer wants the site address to go to the planning tool. A municipality wants a permit application to wait for a check before it lands. Add the field, add the rule, put the list of failed deliveries at the top of your dashboard. In the running app, in minutes, and your changes stay with every update.
How customising worksAsk why last night's sync failed. Get the reason, not a log to read.
Type "what failed last night?" and get the list of failed runs with the reason for each. Ask "when did the Jansen order go to the bookkeeping?" and get the time and the outcome. The assistant reads the same log you see, and only reads it. When an assistant needs something from an outside system, it goes through a connection you set up, and every call is logged.
Meet the assistantClients check their own order. In data that is actually current.
Give clients their own door. Through Portaliq they log in and see their orders, their invoices and the questions they asked, read from the same records the connector keeps in step with your shop and your bookkeeping. The status they see is the status that is true. Nobody calls to ask where the order is, and nobody answers from a stale screen.
See the client portalWe ship the widgets you need
Install it and the home screen shows what ran, what failed, and what needs a replay. Checking on your connections is a glance, not a job. Want more? Design your own widgets with Buildiq, or build your own dashboard from all your data with LaunchPad.
The systems you have, the apps you use, and the step in between.
It sits between the systems outside your workspace and the apps inside it. Outside stays what it is. Inside, your team sees one client, one order, one truth.
Your webshop, your accounting package, your supplier's ordering system, a public data source. Set up the connection once, with the login it needs, and it stays logged in by itself. From then on it reads and writes for you: what changed since last time, in both directions. It keeps to the limits the outside system sets. The outside system stays what it is.
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