DEAR Systems

Yes, absolutely. This is a very common requirement. We can build a powerful, two-way integration to automatically send sales orders from DEAR to your Third-Party Logistics (3PL) partner's system and receive fulfillment data and tracking information back into DEAR.

Our process is meticulous and begins with a deep discovery phase where we map out your exact data flow and business rules. We then architect a reliable solution, develop the integration, and conduct rigorous end-to-end testing with both systems to ensure data accuracy before going live.

We build our integrations with reliability as the top priority. This includes implementing comprehensive error logging, retry mechanisms for failed API calls, and monitoring systems that alert our team immediately if a data sync issue is detected.

Yes. If DEAR's built-in reporting isn't sufficient for your needs, we can use its API to pull data into a business intelligence (BI) tool or a custom-built web dashboard. This allows you to visualize your sales, inventory, and purchasing data in exactly the way you need to.

We use modern, reliable server-side technologies to build integrations. This typically involves building a "middleware" application using a framework like Node.js or Laravel, which sits between DEAR and your other systems to manage the flow and transformation of data via their respective APIs.

The investment and timeline depend on the complexity of the workflow and the quality of the APIs of the other systems involved. A straightforward, one-way data sync might take a few weeks, while a complex, two-way integration could take 2-3 months. We provide a detailed quote after our discovery phase.

Yes. We can use DEAR as the "headless" engine for a custom B2B e-commerce portal. We would build a custom front-end website that pulls customer-specific price lists, product information, and real-time inventory levels directly from the DEAR API.

A mission-critical integration requires ongoing support. We offer maintenance plans that include monitoring the integration's health, providing rapid support for any issues, and managing updates as the APIs of the connected systems (like DEAR or Shopify) evolve over time.