Solution
One customer record across sales, finance and delivery
When sales, finance and support each hold a version of the customer, every conversation starts with reconciliation. Integration decides which system owns which field, and enforces it.
Outcomes
- One address, one contact, one history
- Sales seeing payment and delivery status
- Marketing working from real segments
- Less time spent reconciling reports
Solution
Where it is used
CRM and ERP
Accounts, orders and invoices synchronised both ways.
CRM and support
Tickets and satisfaction visible to account managers.
CRM and marketing
Consent-aware segments built from real behaviour.
What we deliver
- Field ownership mapping
- Deduplication and matching rules
- Bidirectional sync with conflict rules
- Consent and GDPR handling
- Monitoring and alerting
Problems this solves
Sales and delivery see different customers
Account, contact and order data synchronised with one owning system per field removes the contradiction.
Manual handover after the deal
A won opportunity creates the project, order or onboarding record automatically, with the data the delivery team actually needs.
Reporting needs exports
A shared reporting model joins pipeline and delivered revenue without a monthly spreadsheet exercise.
How delivery runs
- 01
Object mapping
Accounts, contacts, opportunities and products mapped with direction and conflict rules.
- 02
Trigger design
Which CRM events start which downstream process, including what must not be automated.
- 03
Build and backfill
Sync implemented, then historic records backfilled and matched with a duplicate strategy.
- 04
Adoption
Short training with the sales team, since integration value depends on CRM data discipline.
Realistic timeline
Weeks 1–2
Mapping and trigger design.
Weeks 3–6
Core synchronisation and backfill.
Weeks 7–9
Reporting, monitoring and handover.
What moves the price
CRM platform and licence tier
API limits and available objects differ sharply between tiers and vendors.
Duplicate data volume
Matching and de-duplicating existing records is often larger than building the sync itself.
Custom objects and fields
Heavily customised CRMs need mapping work per field.
Where projects go wrong
Poor CRM hygiene
Sync amplifies bad data. A de-duplication pass and required-field rules come before go-live.
API rate limits
Batching and backoff are designed in from the start rather than discovered in production.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
Which system should own the customer?+
Usually finance owns the legal entity and CRM owns the relationship. We map field ownership explicitly during discovery.
How are duplicates handled?+
With matching rules and a review queue rather than silent merging.
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