Integrations

I connect your systems — without replacing them

Most businesses already have the systems they need. The problem is that they don't talk to each other, so data is typed manually from one into another. I change that.

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Systems connected in one central hub
Systems

The systems I talk to

Microsoft 365

Outlook, Teams, Excel, SharePoint and OneDrive. I automate on top of what you already use every day — without you having to learn new tools.

CRM

Dynamics 365, HubSpot, Pipedrive and the like. Keep customer data updated automatically, so your salespeople spend their time on customers rather than data entry.

ERP & finance

Business Central, e-conomic, Dinero and Uniconta. Invoices and orders are read and created automatically — no manual typing.

Spreadsheets & files

Excel, Google Sheets, PDFs and CSV. Data is gathered, cleaned and moved between sources, so no one ever copies it manually again.

APIs & web services

If a system has an API, I can connect it to the rest. I also hook up older systems using robust middleware.

AI models

I connect language models to your own data, so the AI answers correctly based on your knowledge — not guesswork from the internet.

Familiar systems

Systems I connect

A selection of the platforms Danish businesses typically work in — and that I build integrations and automations on top of.

Microsoft 365
Azure
Outlook
Teams
Excel
SharePoint
OneDrive
Power BI
Google
Gmail
Google Drive
Shopify
WooCommerce
WordPress
HubSpot
Salesforce
Slack
Stripe
Mailchimp
Trello
Asana
Zapier
e-conomic Finance
Billy Finance
Dinero Finance
EAN / NemHandel Finance

All trademarks belong to their respective owners. Using something else? If the system has an API — or even just an export button — I can talk to it.

How it works

From manual copying to data that flows by itself

1

I map it out

I look at which systems you use and where data is currently moved between them by hand.

2

I build the bridge

I connect the systems with secure integrations — on top of what you already have.

3

It runs itself

Data flows automatically, you get documentation, and you own the setup afterwards.

Two systems working together like gears

API first — but never a dead end

If the system has a modern API, I use it. If it has webhooks, I listen. And if it has neither, there are still ways in: scheduled exports, file exchange or robotic screen automation.

The integration is documented, monitored and fails loudly rather than silently — and you own it once it's running.