Duplicate data across systems
Sales in one platform, stock in another and accounting in the ERP. An integration keeps them in sync and removes double entry and its errors.
// integrations, APIs and ERP
System integrations, APIs and ERP
Your systems don't talk to each other and data gets copied by hand. We connect payments, e-invoicing, ERPs such as SAP or Oracle, CRMs and internal platforms with secure, documented integrations, nearshore from Santiago, Chile, for companies in the Americas and Europe.
// what we solve
What we solve
Symptoms of disconnected systems. If you recognize one, let's talk.
Payments and e-invoicing
Online payments through gateways and electronic invoicing connected to your sales system, including Chile's SII e-invoicing for companies operating here.
Corporate ERPs: SAP, Oracle and others
Exchange of orders, inventory, customer master data and documents with your ERP or your clients', respecting their rules and formats.
Systems without an API
Legacy applications, flat files or portals with no programmable interface. We build the bridge: scheduled imports, portal automation or an API of your own on top of the system.
// what's included
What an integration with Byteploy includes
- Map of systems, data and owners: what syncs, in which direction and how often.
- Integration design: APIs, webhooks, message queues or scheduled jobs, as the case requires.
- Error handling, retries and alerts so no transaction is lost silently.
- Security: credentials out of the code, least-privilege access and encryption in transit.
- Testing in each provider's certification environment before going to production.
- Technical documentation, monitoring and support under service-level agreements (SLA).
// process
How we work
A clear pipeline, with visible progress at every stage.
- 01
Discovery
Technical and commercial analysis of your requirement.
- 02
Proposal
Scope, verifiable milestones and a fixed budget.
- 03
Development
Agile iterations with frequent demos.
- 04
Deploy
Move to production after strict QA testing.
- 05
Support
Active monitoring and guaranteed response.
// technology and guarantees
Integrations that don't fail silently
An integration is code that runs while nobody is watching. That's why we design for idempotency, log every transaction and raise alerts, and we pick the technology based on the systems that need connecting, not the other way around.
Engineering guarantees
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own-your-code
The code and repositories are yours, with documentation and a full handover.
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tests-and-ci
Tests and automated deploys from day one, on every project.
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right-tool
We pick the technology for your problem, not the other way around: no stack lock-in, no lock-in with us.
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security
Least-privilege access, backups and security best practices across the whole cycle.
// work & products
Real software, running in production
We run our own SaaS and build our clients' digital presence. A live product is the best proof of how we work.
// byteploy's own saas
Makundal
ERP for food operations: sales, catalog, recipes, production and inventory in one multi-company platform, designed, built and operated by Byteploy.
// client website
Masa Masters
A photo menu, local SEO and direct WhatsApp ordering for an artisan burger shop: a blazing-fast static site on a global CDN.
// faq
Frequently asked questions about integrations
Which systems can you integrate?
Payment gateways, e-invoicing, ERPs such as SAP or Oracle, CRMs, e-commerce platforms, logistics services and any system with an API, a database or exchange files. If there is a way to get data in or out, it can be integrated.
What if my legacy system has no API?
There are alternatives: reading its database directly, scheduled file imports, automating its interface or building an API of your own on top. We evaluate which is safest and most maintainable for your case.
How do you protect the data?
Credentials kept out of the code and rotatable, least-privilege access, encryption in transit and an audit log of every operation. Integrations are tested in certification environments before touching production.
Who maintains the integration when a provider changes its API?
Under a service-level agreement (SLA) we monitor the integration, apply provider changes and respond to alerts. If you would rather maintain it with your team, we deliver the documentation and a full handover.
// corporate contact
Let’s talk about your project
Tell us what challenge you want to solve and we’ll schedule a discovery call: free, no strings attached.