Your software finally works together.

It depends on how many systems have to be connected, the volume of data and the quality of the interfaces available. A simple automation between two tools that expose an API is nothing like picking up an old flow with no documentation.

Every request receives a free written quotation setting out the scope, the price and the delivery time before anything starts. You know what you are committing to before the first line of code.

The shop is the exception: those ten products have a fixed, published price, because they exist already and are not built for you.

For bespoke work you pay nothing before you have received the service. No deposit is taken: the invoice is issued once the flow is in service, and it is payable within fourteen days. That rule applies to every engagement, whatever the amount.

Shop products work the other way round, and that is deliberate: they are paid for at the time of order, because the product already exists and is delivered immediately or within three working days.

You pay by SEPA bank transfer or through a secure payment link sent with the invoice. Depending on where your business is established, local payment methods may be offered. No card data is entered on this site or held by me.

There is no subscription, no direct debit and no automatic renewal.

Prices are shown in Swedish kronor by default, and in euros if you switch currency in the header. The amount you see is the amount you are charged.

Prices are set separately in each currency rather than converted at a live rate. An exchange rate would produce odd figures and could change between the moment you see the price and the moment you pay it.

No engagement exceeds seven days. An audit is delivered in three days, an automation in five, a connector in seven.

In the shop, three downloadable templates are available the moment payment clears, and the seven services are set up on your environment within one to three working days.

A larger requirement is not turned into a three-month project: it is split into successive lots, each self-contained and usable as delivered, each with its own quotation and its own seven-day limit. You are never committed beyond the lot in progress.

The clock starts when the access credentials and materials arrive, not when the quotation is signed. It is suspended for as long as something requested remains outstanding — that is what makes short delivery times possible without guessing at them.

In the large majority of cases, yes. As soon as a system exposes an interface, an export that can be automated or an accessible database, it can take part in a flow — whoever publishes it.

If your tool does not allow it, I tell you at the first conversation rather than after the quotation.

Every flow is delivered with logging and a failure alert: you hear about a problem when it happens, not three weeks later from your accountant.

Defects reported within fifteen days of delivery are corrected free of charge. Beyond that, maintenance is the subject of a separate contract, never a tacit renewal.

You do, for bespoke work. Economic rights in the developments produced for you transfer on payment in full, with the documentation another provider would need to pick the work up.

I keep ownership of my pre-existing generic components, on which you receive a free, perpetual licence to use.

Shop products are licensed rather than assigned: you may use them across your own business, but not resell them or build them into a product you sell.

Identifiers and interface keys entrusted during an engagement are held in an encrypted secrets manager and deleted when the engagement ends.

Where the work involves processing personal data on your behalf, I act as a processor under the GDPR and a data processing agreement is signed before anything starts.

Yes. Most of the work is done remotely, on your environments. Scoping meetings can be held by video call, or in person in the Paris region.