Fixed price • One week • No system access required
The Integration Teardown
Find out exactly where your store-to-books sync is bleeding money — and get a build-ready plan to fix it.
$1,500 fixed • Delivered in 7 business days • 50% credited toward the build
Built from one screen-share. You don't hand me credentials, sandbox access, or a single password.
You know the symptoms
- • Inventory counts that drift until someone "fixes" them by hand
- • Orders that vanish between the store and the books — found weeks later in reconciliation
- • Zapier / Make / Celigo flows that silently drop or double-write records at volume
- • Month-end close that takes days because nobody trusts the numbers
- • Your team re-keying data a computer should be moving
Every one of those has a dollar cost. Most companies have never measured it.
What you get — in 7 business days
- 1. A map of your actual data flows — orders, inventory, fulfillment, refunds — across store ↔ books, as they really run today.
- 2. The failure-point diagnosis — exactly where and why records drop, duplicate, or drift, and which failures are silent.
- 3. A loss model — what the broken sync is costing (or risking) per month, built on published industry benchmarks, so you can justify the fix internally.
- 4. A build-ready integration spec — objects, fields, volumes, edge cases, failure handling. Detailed enough that any competent developer can build from it. It's yours to keep — no lock-in to me.
- 5. A fixed-price quote to fix it, if you want me to.
The guarantee
The full teardown in your hands within 7 business days of our call — or you pay nothing.
If you want it fixed: The Sync That Survives
One production-grade integration — idempotent writes, partial-failure recovery, automatic reconciliation, and a written runbook. $8,000–18,000 fixed scope, milestone-billed.
You watch every sync path pass against a copy of your own data — real volumes, your real edge cases, the failure cases — before it ever touches production. If it doesn't pass, you don't pay the go-live milestone.
Then Sync Guardian keeps it alive: monitoring, defect fixes, and quarterly schema-drift checks from $750/mo. APIs change; syncs rot — someone should notice before your books do.
Who you're working with
Ben Saralegui — senior integration engineer, a decade on enterprise ERP integrations. Solo practice: the person you talk to is the person who builds it. More about me →
Next step: a 20-minute scoping call
Come with answers to four questions:
- 1. Which storefront? (Shopify / BigCommerce / custom)
- 2. Which books or ERP? (QuickBooks / NetSuite / Odoo / other)
- 3. What have you already tried? (Zapier / Make / Celigo / custom scripts)
- 4. What's the most painful failure right now?