Build sprint
Make your store, CRM, and ERP reconcile, in one sprint.
A fixed-scope integration sprint: we build and monitor the connections between your store, CRM, and ERP so pricing, inventory, orders, and the books finally agree, and stay that way.
- Scope
- Fixed price
- Timeline
- 4 to 8 weeks
- Working session
- Free
A working session scopes this sprint to a single fixed price, so you commit to a known number before any build begins.
Scope
What the sprint includes
The core connections
Store ↔ ERP ↔ CRM wired for pricing, inventory, orders, and customers.
Built for your edge cases
The splits, terms, and rules a stock connector can’t handle, encoded properly.
Monitoring
Failure alerts and reconciliation so a broken sync is visible, not silent.
Validated data
We reconcile the systems so the numbers tie out before we call it done.
How it runs
Three phases, known from day one
- 1
Audit & design
The Integration Health Audit maps the connections and the contract. Fixed scope from here.
- 2
Build & monitor
We build the integrations for your edge cases and stand up monitoring.
- 3
Reconcile & run
We validate the data, then run it as a managed service or hand it over clean.
Where it comes from
Scoped before any build begins
This sprint is scoped and fed by the Integration Health Audit. A working session fixes the scope and price, so you know exactly what you’re buying before the work begins.
Questions
Common questions
How do I reserve a sprint?
Sprints are scoped to a fixed price before you commit, so you know the number up front. On-site deposit checkout is coming; for now, book a working session or talk to us and we’ll scope and schedule it.
What if a connector already exists?
Great, we’ll use it where it fits and build custom only for the edge cases it can’t handle. We frame against connectors, not as one. See integrations.
Do you run it after, or hand it off?
Either. Most clients keep us on to monitor and run it; we can also document and transfer it.
Is the price really fixed, or will it balloon?
A working session replaces any estimate with one committed number before any build starts, you approve that price first, and the scope is locked to it. Fixed price means fixed: if the work takes us longer than we estimated, you still pay the number you approved, not more. The working session turns the scope into a single figure and a firm timeline you sign off on.
What do I own at the end, and am I locked into your engine?
Everything we build is yours. The integrations run on your own stack and standard connections, documented and transferable, so they keep working whether we run them or you take them in-house, you get the configuration and documentation to operate or move it, not a hosted black box. Nothing depends on our engine to stay alive: Siren only enters if you choose to automate commissions on it, and even then the model and data are yours, exportable, never locked in.
Will this break what’s barely holding together while you build?
No. We build and validate alongside your live systems, and nothing cuts over until the numbers tie out, your current process keeps running on what you have until the new flow is proven. Monitoring is in place from day one, so if a sync misbehaves it surfaces immediately instead of silently, with a known fallback rather than a scramble.
Start here
Scope your ERP integration sprint.
Start with a working session. It turns the work into a fixed scope and a fixed price you approve before any build.