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Cash lives in finance. Stock lives in the warehouse. Each system keeps authority for what it owns.
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so people stop being the interface.
Integrations are not a logo slide. They are event-driven processes with idempotency, audit, and a clear system of record for each fact.
Fragmented software is normal. A wholesale or warehouse business often runs Xero or Sage, a warehouse platform, a shopfront, a courier portal and a CRM that none of the others can see.
The cost is not the licences. It is the people who copy invoices, rekey orders, chase payment state, and explain to each system what the other one already knows.
OnDraft builds the connective tissue. Our shipped Xero → Logistaas payment flow is the reference: enrich the event, guard against duplicates, write once, record the run. The same discipline applies when we connect Shopify to warehouse management, DPD to dispatch, or CRM to order management.
Cash lives in finance. Stock lives in the warehouse. Each system keeps authority for what it owns.
Events move automatically. Staff stop typing the same payment or order into a second screen.
When something does not post, the process run is there — not a silent gap in a spreadsheet.
The flagship indexed flow is Xero payments into Logistaas: enrich, duplicate check, create_payment with serial XERO-{id}. We also connect commerce and warehouse channels where configured for a business. Other pairs are designed and built around the same pattern.
Yes — as scoped work. We do not pretend every finance platform has an identical off-the-shelf connector. We map payment and invoice events in your tenant and build the same class of duplicate-safe hand-off we already run for Xero.
Almost never. The integration service exists so your current systems start working together.
AI agents, integrations and operational software—built around your business.