System integrations and APIs

Your systems stop being islands

The most expensive integration is the one a person performs — copying data from one window to another, every day, with mistakes.

Who it's for

  • Companies where the same information is entered by hand into two systems
  • Online stores whose stock levels drift out of sync
  • Taxpayers who must issue invoices through KSeF and have no mechanism for it

What you get

  • ERP and accounting integrations

    Documents, contacts and payments flow automatically, with error handling and a retry queue instead of records silently going missing.

  • E-commerce and marketplaces

    Stock, prices, orders and shipping statuses synced both ways, with conflict resolution.

  • KSeF rollout

    Issuing and receiving structured invoices, authentication, rejection handling and UPO archiving.

  • Custom APIs

    We design and document APIs your partners and clients can plug into without your involvement.

  • Data exchange monitoring

    An alert when synchronisation stops working — before you hear about it from a client.

How we work

  1. 01

    System inventory

    3–5 days

    What needs to talk to what, in which direction, how often, and which system is the source of truth for each field.

  2. 02

    Exchange design

    1 week

    Field mapping, conflict rules, error handling and volumes.

  3. 03

    Rollout

    2–8 weeks

    Depending on the number of systems and whether they expose a reasonable API.

  4. 04

    Observation

    1 month

    We run in production with heightened monitoring before handing off to maintenance.

Pricing models

  • Fixed price per integration

    A single connection with a known scope — the most common model.

  • Integration bundle

    Several systems at once, quoted together, with a lower rate per additional connection.

  • SLA retainer

    Maintaining working integrations with a guaranteed response time for outages.

Frequently asked questions

How much does connecting two systems cost?

A simple connection through a well-documented API is usually PLN 8–20k net. Integrating with a system that has no API, requiring work on files or the database directly, can cost several times more — because the difficulty sits on that system's side, not ours.

What if my system has no API?

What's left is exchange files, database access, or interface automation. Each of those is worse than an API, and we say so directly, because it affects maintenance cost.

How long does a KSeF rollout take?

For a company with its own sales system, usually 3–6 weeks, including testing on the Ministry of Finance's pre-production environment.

What happens when an integration stops working?

Monitoring detects the gap in the exchange and sends an alert. Unprocessed documents wait in a queue and go through once the connection is restored — nothing disappears silently.

Got an idea? Let's talk.

The first call is free. We reply within one business day.