Integration delivery, quietly, under your logo.
Swiss agencies and IT consultancies bring us the technical work their clients need and keep every customer conversation for themselves.
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You keep the client.
We take the engineering off your plate.
One Swiss-based Delivery Lead owns your project — same time zone, same working culture, same accountability your client expects from you.
A two-person integration or a full delivery squad. Assembled per project, released when it ends — no permanent headcount added to your P&L.
We don't sell to your customer. Ever. It's written into the engagement — not just a friendly promise.
Hiring for it is overkill. Refusing the project is expensive. Sourcing a new freelance team every time is a risk you'd rather not take back to your client. There is a third option — one you can use again next quarter.
The plumbing between systems that were never meant to talk.
Order flows that don't drop. Contacts that stop duplicating. Auth that survives an SSO rotation. The unglamorous work your client's business quietly runs on.
Discuss an IntegrationSalesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics on one side. SAP, Abacus, Bexio on the other. No more copy-paste at month end.
Shopify, Shopware or Magento talking cleanly to the back office — orders, stock, invoices, returns, all of it.
A twenty-year-old ledger that still runs the company, connected to whatever your client bought last quarter.
The custom layer nobody else wants to own: webhooks, queues, retries, identity, and the small backend that holds it together.
Five steps, mapped to the partner workflow you already run internally. No new process to learn, no long onboarding to defend to your client.
Forward the brief
01
A short email is enough — often the same one your client sent you. NDA on request, signed the same day.
We scope it
02
You get a one-page technical view: approach, assumptions, risks, effort range. Fast enough to put inside your own proposal — usually within a week.
You quote your client
03
Your rate card, your margin, your contract. Whether we appear on it as a subcontractor or not is your call.
We build it
04
Your Delivery Lead runs weekly checkpoints, reviews architecture, signs off releases, and joins your client's workshops when you invite them. The rest of the team stays where you need them: in the background.
We stay reachable
05
Warranty by default. A monthly maintenance retainer if you want it. Same engineers, same ticket queue — so when an API breaks at 22:00, someone who wrote the code is looking at it.
Six reasons Swiss partners send projects our way.
Your designers, strategists and consultants stay on the work you actually sell. The integration plumbing goes to a team that specialises in it.
The RFP has a Salesforce ↔ Abacus piece you'd normally decline. With us on standby, you scope it and win the whole thing instead.
Hiring a mid-level Swiss backend engineer means a year of recruiting, CHF 130k+ and a permanent chair. Rent the capacity per project instead.
Our commercial team isn't hunting your accounts. We don't have one. Every euro we earn arrives through partners like you.
A CH entity, a Swiss VAT number, contracts under Swiss law, DPA ready. No procurement gymnastics with your compliance team.
One engineer this month, four next quarter, back to zero after go-live. Your commercial model doesn't change; ours flexes underneath it.
One accountable person here. A quiet engineering room elsewhere.
Your Delivery Lead sits in Switzerland, on your working hours, in your language. The engineers behind them are picked from a curated European network — not a bench, not a body-shop. You get the coordination locally, the capacity wherever the skills happen to be.
Somebody has to answer the phone in eighteen months.
Every integration you ship becomes a promise to your client that it keeps working — through OAuth rotations, SAP upgrades and quiet API deprecations. We take that promise off your desk with a monthly retainer, not a scramble.
Maintenance & SupportForward it. A CH-based Delivery Lead reads every one personally and replies with either an honest "not for us" or a first technical view — usually within two working days.
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