API & Business Integrations
Most businesses run on tools that do not talk to each other: the billing system, the accounting software, a payment gateway, WhatsApp and a spreadsheet someone keeps by hand. We connect them through their APIs and webhooks, so an order, a payment or an invoice is entered once and arrives everywhere it needs to be.
Top services
Payment gateways (Razorpay, UPI, Stripe)
Checkout, payment links and subscriptions, with webhooks that mark each order paid.
WhatsApp Business API
Order updates, reminders and two-way chats sent from your own system through the official API.
Google Sheets & Excel sync
The sheet someone maintains by hand kept in step with your software, in both directions.
Tally & accounting software
Sales, purchases and receipts passed to Tally or your accounting package instead of entered again.
GST e-invoicing & e-way bills
IRNs and e-way bills generated from your own invoices, without logging in to the portals.
Shipping: Shiprocket, Delhivery
Shipments booked, labels printed and tracking pulled back without copying addresses.
Marketplaces: Amazon, Flipkart
Marketplace orders and stock kept in step with your own system and store.
CRMs: Zoho, HubSpot
Leads, contacts and deals synced between your CRM and the rest of your tools.
What this covers
Payments that reconcile
Payment gateways, UPI and subscriptions wired into your own system, with the webhooks and checks that make every payment land against the right order.
Messages from your own system
Order updates, reminders and receipts sent on WhatsApp and email by the system that knows about them, instead of copied out of it by hand.
Accounts, GST, shipping and marketplaces
Entries passed on to your accounting software, GST invoicing, and shipping and marketplace orders pulled in rather than retyped.
Built to fail loudly
Retries, logs and an alert when a sync breaks. An integration that stops silently is worse than none, because everyone keeps trusting the numbers.
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