All your tools talking to each other — the end of double entry
System integration connects the tools your business already works with — the shop, CRM, email, calendar, sheets and invoicing system — so information entered in one place updates automatically everywhere. AB Sync builds integrations for small and mid-sized businesses in Israel, whether through official APIs or via platforms like Make and n8n.
Why is double entry the most expensive problem in a business?
Every time an employee types the same data twice — an order from the site into a spreadsheet, a lead from WhatsApp into the CRM, an invoice from email into bookkeeping — the business pays three times: in working time, in typing errors, and in data whose correct version nobody can identify any more. A good integration erases all three costs at once.
Which connections do we build most often?
Some of the most common integrations among our clients:
- Shop (Shopify / WooCommerce) ↔ CRM, stock and sheets — orders and customers synced in real time
- Website forms and leads ↔ CRM and WhatsApp — every enquiry captured and answered
- Calendar ↔ booking system ↔ customer reminders
- Email ↔ documents and invoices — automatic filing and sending
- Internal systems ↔ a consolidated dashboard — every number in one place
What if two systems have no ready-made connector?
This is where knowing one tool differs from understanding systems: when there is no off-the-shelf connector, we work directly against the systems' APIs, build a translation layer between formats, and in extreme cases work around legacy systems with no API at all. There is almost always a way; the question is only which way is correct and durable.
Frequently asked questions
Does integration mean replacing my existing systems?
No — that is exactly the point. Integration connects what you already have. We replace a system only if it is genuinely bad, and even then only after proving it pays off.
Our data is sensitive. How does it move between systems?
Over secured, encrypted connections, with minimal permissions per connection. When needed, we run the integration layer on a private EU server — not a shared public cloud.
What happens when one of the systems changes its API?
Our integrations are built with monitoring and alerts, so if a provider changes something we know before you feel it. On a monthly retainer, the fix is included.
How much does an integration cost?
A single connection between two common systems is a small project of a few thousand shekels. A full integration architecture scales with scope. The diagnostic call puts precise numbers on it.
Want to see what could be improved in your business?
Let's book a short diagnostic call. You'll come away with a clear picture — even if it ends there. No commitment, no pressure.
Got it!
We'll be in touch soon. In the meantime — if you feel like it, tell us in one line what's occupying you most in the business right now.
My promise: you'll leave the call with 3 practical ideas for improvement — even if we never work together.
Or leave your details and I'll get back to you