Integrations

Connect the software you already pay for.Stop retyping between it.

Nine integrations we build often enough to price and describe up front, between the tools regional Australian businesses actually run. Each one has its own page: what moves, what it costs, and what it will not do.

What it replaces 12 to 15 hrs

A week lost to admin by the average Australian business owner. Retyping between systems is the part that never shows up on a timesheet.

After we connect them Enter it once

It turns up everywhere it is needed. The CRM, the job system, the books, the calendar, without a person carrying it across.

Live in 2 to 4 wks

Most of it spent agreeing what maps to what.

Lock-in 0

You own every connection we build, the accounts they run on, and the documentation. Leaving costs you nothing.

Tools we connect

Xero, MYOB, HubSpot, Pipedrive, ServiceM8, simPRO, Tradify, Cliniko, Halaxy, Square, Shopify, Smokeball, LEAP, Actionstep, VaultRE, Agentbox, Rex, Cin7, Unleashed.

If it has an API we can almost certainly connect it. If it does not, we will tell you that too.

Why Automatrix

Most integrators stop at the connection.

We build the other half too

Most integrators stop at the connection. We also build the website that brings the enquiry in, so when the form feeds the CRM, the form is ours and it works.

Priced before you ask

Every integration on this page carries a starting price and a range. You will not need a discovery call to find out whether it is $3,000 or $30,000.

Monitored, so we find out first

Health checks and alerts on every connection. Monitoring is an optional retainer, cancellable, and the connection keeps working if you cancel it.

Who this is for

And who it is not.

If you ONLY want two tools connected and the enquiries are already flowing, any of the nine below is the right size of job. If the phone is quiet, connecting the tools you have will not fix it, and we would rather say so than sell you a sync. That problem lives at web design and SEO. On the audit call we will tell you which half is costing you more.

The integrations

Nine we build often enough to price up front.

Each page lists what moves, what the software already does on its own, what the build costs, and what we will not do. Read the one for your pair before you book the call.

HubSpotXero

HubSpot to Xero

A won deal raises the Xero invoice with the right line items and tax codes. Paid status comes back to the deal.

Any business with a sales teamSee how it works →
simPROHubSpot

simPRO to HubSpot

A won deal becomes a simPRO job with customer, site and quote lines attached. Job status writes back to the pipeline.

Trades and constructionSee how it works →
WebsiteServiceM8

Website to ServiceM8

The enquiry form creates the job, matches the customer and texts them back inside a minute. Quote follow-up and review requests optional.

Trades and constructionSee how it works →
ClinikoXero

Cliniko to Xero

Terminal takings matched to Cliniko invoices, practitioner splits calculated, unpaid invoices chased. The Friday spreadsheet goes away.

Healthcare and allied healthSee how it works →
SquareXero

Square to Xero

Sales, fees, surcharges and refunds posted per store and matched to the payout in the bank feed. Bookings and stock optional.

Retail and hospitalitySee how it works →
ShopifyXero

Shopify to Xero

Orders, gateway payouts, refunds and GST posted so each Shopify Payments, PayPal and Afterpay deposit matches the bank. Wholesale and stock optional.

Manufacturing and industrialSee how it works →
WebsiteSmokeball, LEAP or Actionstep

Website to practice software

The enquiry becomes a contact and prospective matter, the conflict check is assigned, and the client is acknowledged in your firm's words.

Law firmsSee how it works →
Portals and websiteVaultRE, Agentbox or Rex

Portals to real estate CRM

Portal and website enquiries land in the CRM attached to the listing, the buyer is texted the next open home, and appraisal requests get their own path.

Real estateSee how it works →
PipedriveXero

Pipedrive to Xero

A won deal raises the Xero invoice, paid status comes back to the deal, and a production order can go to Cin7 or Unleashed at the same time.

Manufacturing and industrialSee how it works →
AnythingAnything

Something not listed

Two tools with APIs and a person carrying data between them by hand. Same approach, same pricing shape, quoted on the audit call.

Any industryHow we scope it →

How it works

What we actually do, in the order we do it.

Most integration work is live within two to four weeks. It is the fastest thing on our list to pay for itself, because you can usually count the hours it gives back on the first day.

1. Map what you run, and where it breaks

Every tool, every place data gets entered twice, and every point where somebody is carrying information between two systems by hand. This part usually takes an afternoon and surprises people.

2. Rank by hours, not by interest

The connection that removes the most daily retyping goes first. For trades it is usually the website form into the job system. For anyone with a sales team, it is the CRM into Xero.

3. Build it, then try to break it

Connections get built with the failure cases handled: what happens on a duplicate, on a timeout, on a record missing a field. Integrations that only work on tidy data are the ones you find out about at the worst possible moment.

4. Monitoring, so you find out before your customer does

Health checks and alerts on every connection. If something stops, we know, and in most cases it is fixed before anyone in your office notices.

What it costs

Real numbers, before you ask for a quote.

Every integration on this page starts from $2,500 for a straightforward two-system connection, and each page gives a range for its pair. Jobs with several platforms, high volume, or data that has to be reconciled rather than copied run to $12,000+. Ongoing monitoring is optional.

Why this usually pays for itself first

It is the cheapest thing on our list and it removes work that happens every single day. If two people are each losing forty minutes a day to retyping, the sums are not subtle.

What we will not do

Bolt an integration onto a process that should be scrapped. Sometimes the honest answer is that the second system should not exist, and automating the join just makes a bad arrangement permanent.

Who owns it

You do. The connections live in your accounts, on your subscriptions, and you can take over running them whenever you want.

FAQs

Questions about
integrations.

Which integration should I start with?

The one that removes the most daily retyping. For trades it is usually the website form into the job system. For anyone with a sales team, it is the CRM into Xero. We rank them by hours recovered on the audit call and build in that order.

How much does an integration cost?

From $2,500 for a straightforward two-system connection. Each integration page gives a range for its pair. Jobs with several platforms, high volume or reconciliation rather than copying run to $12,000+.

How long does it take?

Most are live within two to four weeks. The mapping workshop is the slow part, not the build.

My software is not on this list.

If it has an API, and most do, the shape of the build is the same. Tell us what you run on the audit call and we will quote it the same way.

What happens when an integration breaks?

We put health checks and alerts on every connection we build, so we find out rather than you. Monitoring is an optional retainer, and the connection keeps working if you cancel it.

The other half

Connecting your tools does not bring you new customers.

Integration gives you hours back. It does not make the phone ring. If enquiries are the actual problem, the work is on the other side of the business: see SEO and web design. On the call we will tell you which half is costing you more.

Tired of your tools not talking to each other?

Thirty minutes. Tell us what you run and we will map exactly what connects to what, what it takes, and what it costs. You keep the map whether or not you use us.

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