Systems integration
One operation on one working surface instead of five tools and a spreadsheet.
- Starts with a monday.com Jumpstart · fifteen guided hours
- Runs on monday.com and Make
What it looks like in practice.
monday.com becomes the place the work lives; Make carries data between it and QuickBooks, email, calendars, AWS and the tools with no API.
What you get
Boards and dashboards built around the three or four numbers you check
Make scenarios that end the re-typing between systems
Your team trained on it before we leave
Four steps, and you can stop after any of them.
The same four steps behind every engagement, whichever service you start with. Each one is priced before it starts.
- 01One-time · two weeks
Discover
We map the manual processes and size the return.
If you stop hereYou leave with a build plan you can use with or without us. - 02Included · priced in writing
Design
The workspace, data and automation design, priced in writing.
If you stop hereNothing gets built until you accept the price. - 03One-time · four to ten weeks
Build
Fixed scope, built inside how you already work, your team trained on it.
If you stop hereThe system is yours whether or not we run it. - 04Monthly · cancel any time
Run
We watch, error-handle and tune what we built.
If you stop hereCancel any time. The system stays with you.
Ways to start, and what each one includes.
When the job is the whole operation, not one tool.
Tools integration and systems wiring
monday.com, Make, QuickBooks and AWS wired into the systems that run the operation. Project-based.
What’s includedmonday.com × Make connected operating system
monday.com as the system of record and Make as the automation engine: boards, automations and external apps running as one operation. Pairs with the managed AI employee for the full stack.
What’s includedEvery engagement is fixed-scope and quoted in writing after the right-fit call, before any work starts.
What clients ask before they start.
Which tools do you connect?
monday.com as the system of record; Make carries data between it and QuickBooks, email, calendars, AWS and tools with no API of their own.
Where does it start?
With a monday.com Jumpstart — about fifteen guided hours.
Who owns the system afterwards?
You do, whether or not we run it.
What usually goes with it.
Bring one real problem.
Fifteen minutes with the architect who would build it. Fit or not, in plain words.