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Your tools, working together
Most businesses run on a handful of tools that don't talk to each other, and someone copies between them by hand. Tell mr-bill which tools and what should move where.
- You nameThe tools and what should move
- He checksWhat each tool allows
- You getLess copying by hand
What it is
Where a tool offers a way in, he can build the link. Where it doesn't, he says so up front.
An integration moves information between software on its own: an order from one place becomes a job in another, or the numbers from one tool land in your report.
It's built from your description, checked like everything else, and it lives with the rest of your software in Ori.
The kind of link people ask for
- A new order in one tool shows up as a job on your team's board
- Sign-ups from your website land in your customer list
- Figures from the tools you use come together in one report
What you get
Questions
Which tools can you connect?
It depends on the tool. Many offer a way for other software to work with them, and some don't. Tell mr-bill what you use and he'll say plainly what he can do before he builds anything.
Do I need to set anything up?
Sometimes a tool needs you to give permission from your own account. mr-bill tells you exactly what's needed and why.
What does it cost?
You add funds to your account and pay only for the work you ask for. You see the cost as it happens, and if your balance runs low the work pauses and asks before it continues.
