Systemintegration
Your software works. But what does it cost you that these systems do not talk to each other?
Many companies use several software tools to run their operations. Each one does its job, but information does not always move between them.
At I3, we build the connections that let your production, accounting, and management software share data and simplify the work of your teams.
How much time do you lose gathering information from your different software tools?
Does your production manager have to export data, pull financial information, and regroup it in Excel to produce a report?
And when a manager asks for one more piece of information, does part of the work have to start over?
We can connect your systems to make report preparation easier and give you access to the information your operations need.

Do you really know your cost of goods and your margins?
You know the selling price of your products. But do you know their real manufacturing cost?
Raw materials, labor, production time, purchases, and other expenses: this information can live in several software tools.
By connecting your production, management, and accounting systems, we can make it easier to calculate and track cost of goods, variances, and margins.
You should not have to wait until the end of the month to discover that a product costs more than expected.

How many files are waiting for an approval before they can move forward?
Does your accounting team have to wait for a director's approval before processing an invoice?
Do your managers have to search for order information before authorizing a purchase?
And when a manager is away, do the files stay on hold?
I3 can integrate requests and approvals into existing systems so managers can review the information they need and send their decisions more easily.
We can also integrate artificial intelligence agents to analyze certain documents, retrieve authorized information, and prepare files for the right people.
Your managers keep control of the decisions. Your teams spend less time searching for information and approvals.
ERP, CRM, and accounting tools
We connect management, sales, and accounting tools to reduce variances, avoid duplicate entry, and improve data consistency.
Web applications and internal software
We connect line-of-business apps and internal tools to remove silos and support smoother workflows.
Field data and mobile tools
We structure flows between the field and central systems so information syncs faster and more cleanly.
What integration helps improve
Fewer duplicate entries
Better-connected tools reduce re-keying, omissions, and processing errors.
More consistent information
Teams work from data that is better aligned across sales, operations, administration, and management.
Better operational flow
The goal is not only to connect software, but to simplify day-to-day work.
What we do in practice
We help organizations structure, prioritize, and implement the most useful integrations between management systems, line-of-business tools, and operational applications.
- diagnose flows and breakpoints
- prioritize integrations based on business impact
- frame the approach and required level of control
- integrate ERP, CRM, accounting, line-of-business apps, and internal tools
- practical support designed for operations
When this approach becomes a priority
This approach becomes a priority when:
- teams re-enter the same information in multiple tools
- intermediate files circulate to compensate for weak system links
- follow-ups are scattered across environments
- data gaps slow operations down
- growth is constrained by tools that are still useful—but poorly connected
Integration aligned with your reality
We do not only connect systems. We clarify which flows to integrate, in what order, and with what level of control to support your business priorities.
With more than 25 years of experience, we help managers choose a realistic, durable approach aligned with how they operate.
- clarify flows
- prioritize integrations
- define the level of control
- align the plan with business priorities
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Common questions
Can we connect our production software to our accounting software?
Yes, in many cases. We analyze the available APIs and exchange mechanisms to determine the best approach.
Can we know our cost of goods without replacing our ERP?
It can be possible by bringing together the relevant production, labor, purchasing, and accounting data. Accuracy depends on the quality and availability of that data.
Do we have to change our software to make it communicate?
Not necessarily. We first assess the integration options offered by your current systems.
Could your software work together instead of slowing your teams down?
Reports that are hard to produce, cost of goods that are complex to calculate, approvals that take too long: let's talk about the problems you run into between your systems.