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Systems Integration

Systems Integration

Systems

Integration

Systems

Integration

Connecting platforms, payments and data into one reliable framework, so every system is looking at the same numbers.

One Set
of Numbers

Useful, Not a Gimmick

One Set of Numbers

Finance says one thing, the warehouse says another and the website says something else again. Usually nobody is wrong. The systems just never learned to talk.

We build the layer between them: a small number of well-documented connections that move data on time, retry when something fails, and tell you when they cannot.

Documented, not improvised

Documented, not improvised

Retries and alerting built in

Retries and alerting built in

No accidental lock-in

No accidental lock-in

Owned by you

Owned by you

What We Connect

What We Connect

Six integrations we are asked for most.

Six integrations we are asked for most.

API Development

Clean, versioned APIs over the systems that do not have one, documented for whoever comes next.

Data Synchronisation

Customers, stock and orders kept in step across systems, with conflicts resolved by rules you set.

Payments & Finance

Card, direct debit and accounting platforms wired into your order flow and reconciled automatically.

Middleware & Queues

A message layer, so a slow or offline system delays one job rather than stopping the business.

Legacy Bridges

Reaching into systems with no modern interface (flat files, databases, green screens) without destabilising them.

Monitoring & Alerts

Every connection watched, with failures surfaced to a person before a customer notices.

What Good Looks Like

The standard every connection we build is held to. Worth asking of anybody else quoting for this work.

It tells you when it fails

Every run logged with a result

Failures alert a named person

Retries before anybody is woken

A queue, so nothing is ever lost

It can be changed without us

Mappings are configuration, not code

Schedules editable by your own team

Documented field by field

Repository handed over on day one

It cannot take the business down

One slow system delays one job

Read-only until you have seen it run

A rollback path for every release

Old and new run in parallel first

Four Systems, One Order Flow

Four Systems, One
Order Flow

MQube

MQube

Orders that no longer need re-keying

Orders that no longer need re-keying

MQube were re-entering every order into three systems by hand. We built an integration layer that takes the order once and keeps the warehouse, finance and the customer portal in step.

MQube were re-entering every order into three systems by hand. We built an integration layer that takes the order once and keeps the warehouse, finance and the customer portal in step.

9,400

9,400

Orders a month

0

Manual re-entries

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Common

Questions

Can’t see your question? Call us on 0113 242 4001 or email contact@redev.co.uk.

Talk to Us

Can you connect systems that don’t have an API?

What happens when one system goes down?

Will we depend on you to make changes?

How do you avoid disrupting our live systems?

Can you connect our payments and accounting systems?

Are You Ready to Get Started?

Are you interested in starting your own project but you're not sure where to start? Contact us to discuss your project idea further to see how we can help you.

© 2026 Redev Ltd · All rights reserved · Company No. 04010926

Are You Ready to Get Started?

Are you interested in starting your own project but you're not sure where to start? Contact us to discuss your project idea further to see how we can help you.

© 2026 Redev Ltd · All rights reserved · Company No. 04010926

Are You Ready to Get Started?

Are you interested in starting your own project but you're not sure where to start? Contact us to discuss your project idea further to see how we can help you.

© 2026 Redev Ltd · All rights reserved · Company No. 04010926