Here are a few concrete examples of problems that we solved with the help of system integration and a good dialogue with our customers.

Send order data to business systems

One of the most obvious examples is automating the entire flow of an e-commerce solution. Submitting orders to business systems is a clear example of this.

Other examples, when we are still talking about e-commerce, are to connect the system to services that count on taxes in North America or to link the e-commerce solution to a system that ensures that receipts and other important e-mails reach the customer and do not get caught in spam filters.

Let customers subscribe and choose to become paying customers

More recently, SaaS (Software as a Service) has become an increasingly popular form of consumption and service. We subscribe to services at a low monthly cost instead of buying expensive software now and then.

For Flyttfågel's Laundry Time, we have built a flow that allows interested customers to find the service, create an account, evaluate the service, invite their members, and activate a subscription entirely on their own. Easy for the customer and easy for the supplier.

Reports and data

Collecting course evaluations and compiling them is a monotonous work that the Gothenburg Technical College wanted to automate.

We linked up the questionnaires that course participants completed after completing the course with their CMS and then built automated reports in PDF format that they could submit to the person who ordered the course. As a bonus, the employees were given more time to each other and had to avoid the monotonous work of compiling everything independently each time. Classic win-win.