Routine work —
to the robots.
Integrations, bots and process automation: ERP ↔ website ↔ CRM, Telegram bots, auto-publishing, reports. People are for decisions, not for copy-paste.
Managers as human connectors
Orders are moved by hand between the ERP, the website and spreadsheets. Daily. For years.
Stock numbers lie
“In stock” on the site, zero in the warehouse. Customer orders, a call, apologies, cancellation.
A report takes half a day
Once a week someone glues together an Excel from three systems — and it still has errors.
The human factor gets pricier
Order mistakes, forgotten emails, lost clients — the cost of manual processes grows with the business.
System integrations
ERP, CRM, website, marketplaces — data flows on its own, no manual transfer.
Telegram bots
For the team and for customers: orders, statuses, reports — one tap in the messenger.
Content auto-publishing
Articles, products, price updates — on schedule, no human involved.
Automated reports
Sales, stock, advertising — in your chat every morning instead of half a day in Excel.
Monitoring & alerts
If something breaks — you hear it from the system, not from a customer.
Documentation & handover
Schemas, guides, access — the solution doesn’t depend on us.
We work under NDA, so we don’t publish client names or account screenshots. The numbers above come from real projects; we share live dashboards and details on a call.
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Process breakdown
How it works now, where time and money leak. We estimate savings up front.
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Technical solution
Architecture: what we connect, how, and what happens on failures.
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Pilot
We automate one process end-to-end. Tested on real data.
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Launch
Deployment, monitoring, alerts, team training.
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Growth
The next process — prioritized by savings. Step by step.
Not afraid of legacy
ERP, Excel, an old CMS, self-written systems — we work with what you have instead of demanding a full rewrite first.
Solutions that live for years
Monitoring, alerts, failure handling — automation that doesn’t fall apart in a month.
Savings in numbers, up front
We calculate the hours and money automation frees up — and take the job only if it pays off.
Magik+.
A loyalty app built around a "Creative Path" — one currency, lifetime XP, kit-gating before lessons. React Native, nightly sync with prom-bridge.
How much does automation cost?
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From $500. A simple bot or automated report sits near the lower end, an ERP-to-website-to-CRM integration costs more. That’s why we start with a free breakdown: within 24 hours you get an estimate by stages and the expected savings — then you decide whether it’s worth it.
How long does implementation take?
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A typical integration or bot takes 2–6 weeks from breakdown to launch. Complex multi-system links take longer, but we split them into stages: you see the first result within weeks.
Do you work with ERP / accounting systems?
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Yes, including exchanges between the ERP and websites or marketplaces, plus automated reports from ERP data straight into Telegram. It’s one of our most common scenarios.
We run a “zoo” of systems. Is that a problem?
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That’s our specialty. Most automation projects are exactly about connecting heterogeneous systems: accounting, website, CRM, spreadsheets, messengers. As long as a system has any way to expose its data — we handle the rest.
What if something breaks?
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Every solution ships with monitoring and alerts: we learn about a failure before it affects the business. Post-launch support is agreed separately — or we hand everything to your team with full documentation.
A request from this page doesn’t go to a “sales department” — it lands directly with a co-founder. Viacheslav runs international SEO projects (a global FMCG brand, 35 markets), e-commerce ad accounts and our own product — Rapport CRM. So the estimate you get comes from someone who does the work hands-on, not from a salesperson.
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