The connection layer your business controls
API Integration & Automation Hubs.
Build a governed integration layer that makes data flows visible, testable and maintainable rather than hiding them in scattered scripts.
For organizations with several SaaS platforms and fragile one-off connections.
Custom fixed-fee proposals follow technical discovery. No third-party API capability is guaranteed before verification.
The business challenge
Where the friction starts.
Automations silently fail, records duplicate and nobody knows which system changed a field.
The FMG approach
Build the missing layer.
FMG builds typed adapters, mapping rules, event handling, retries and monitoring in a client-controlled repository.
What your software could include
Purpose-built modules.
These are candidate modules for discovery, not a statement that every module is included at one price. We agree on business rules, data sources and permissions before implementation.
Event and webhook processing
Mapping, deduplication and idempotency
Replay, reconciliation and audit console
How it might work
One connected workflow.
A provider webhook is verified, recorded and queued; an idempotent worker maps the event and reconciles the destination without duplicating the transaction.
Illustrative process only. Data freshness, provider capabilities and authorization are verified during discovery.
Business outcomes we're designing for
- More observable business integrations
- Fewer mysterious silent sync failures
- An extensible foundation for future tools
Potential integration ecosystem
Connect the tools you already use.
Salesforce
CRM
Validate org edition, API entitlements and required object scopes
Provider docsLightspeed Retail
POS & inventory
R-Series and X-Series are separate APIs; validate edition
Provider docsService Fusion
Field service
Customer, job, technician, estimate and other documented resources
Provider docsShopify
Commerce
Headless storefront with Shopify-owned checkout
Provider docsNo platform partnership or completed integration is implied. Some functions may only be possible with an eligible plan, approved OAuth scopes, a partner program or a read-only connector.
Source ownership
A repository you can keep building.
We scope a private, client-controlled GitHub repository with modular frontend components, tested API adapters, environment templates, documentation and a deployment pipeline.
Design, code and handoff rights are explicitly defined in the agreement. FMG does not claim ownership of third-party SaaS APIs, hosted checkouts, accounting records or software licenses.
Security, backups, access controls, incident response, data retention and maintenance responsibilities are documented for the real production system.
Answers before you commit
Common questions.
Does every product provide full two-way API access?
No. Capability depends on the product edition, plan, permissions, partner access and provider limits. Each connector is validated and labeled read-only, write-capable or manual before production.
Who owns this software after launch?
Ownership of custom code, documentation and related deliverables is defined in the project agreement. FMG typically plans for a client-controlled private GitHub repository and client-owned deployment accounts. Licensed platforms and third-party APIs remain governed by their vendors.
Related software solutions.
FMG Software in a Box
Build it around your business.
Bring your current systems, pain points and goals. We'll map a realistic project scope and the parts your team can own.
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