
RadioCommandDeck
A touch-screen control surface merging MIDI hardware control, radio CAT control and network control protocols into one operating position.
Service
Stop re-typing the same data into three systems. We connect what you run and automate what repeats.

Most businesses do not have a software problem so much as a joins problem. The CRM knows the customer, the accounts package knows the invoice, the warehouse knows the stock — and a person in the middle keeps them in agreement by hand.
We build the joins. Sometimes that is a proper two-way API integration, sometimes a scheduled sync, sometimes a small service that watches a mailbox and files what arrives. The right answer is whichever one quietly disappears the manual step.
It is usually the highest-return work we do, because the payback is measurable in hours per week from the first month.
What you get
Every engagement covers the same ground. Nothing here is an optional extra we spring on you halfway through.
Accounting, CRM, EPOS, ERP, payroll, couriers, payment providers — connected so each stays authoritative for its own data.
Webhooks where the systems support them, resilient scheduled jobs where they do not, with retries and alerting.
Generate invoices, quotes, job sheets and reports automatically, and route inbound documents without a human sorting them.
A documented API over your systems so future tools, partners or apps can plug in cleanly.
Moving off a legacy system, de-duplicating and reconciling as we go, with a rehearsal run before the real one.
Every integration reports its own health, so a silent failure raises an alert rather than a surprise at month end.
Is this you?
Under the bonnet
Mainstream, well-supported technology chosen so your software is maintainable by anybody competent — not just by us.
Proof
Open any of these in a new tab. They are running in production right now.

A touch-screen control surface merging MIDI hardware control, radio CAT control and network control protocols into one operating position.
Questions
Including what it costs and how long it takes.
There is almost always a route — a database view, an export schedule, a file drop, or in the worst case controlled automation of the interface. We assess it honestly and tell you if the integration would be too fragile to trust.
A single well-documented connection is often one to three weeks. Multi-system automation with reconciliation and reporting is typically four to eight. We start with the join that saves the most hours.
Everything moves over encrypted connections with scoped credentials stored in a secret manager. We log what moved and when without logging the sensitive contents.
Yes, and that is usually the point. Integration lets you keep the tools your team knows while removing the manual work between them.
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