Website to CRM with no rekeying
Every enquiry, form fill and order lands in your CRM the moment it happens, with source, campaign and referrer captured for reporting. No more retyping and no more lost leads between systems.
Systems and API integration for UK businesses. Custom coded connections between your CRM, finance software, website, Microsoft 365 and the industry platforms your sector depends on, tested properly and monitored once live.
Most businesses run on systems that do not talk to each other. An enquiry arrives on the website and someone types it into the CRM. An invoice is raised in the finance system and someone updates a spreadsheet. Each copy is a chance for an error and a cost in hours.
Priority Pixels connects the systems you already run so data flows between them automatically. Website to CRM. CRM to finance. Finance to reporting. Microsoft 365 to all of it. Integrations are custom coded against each platform’s API and tested properly before anything goes live.
An integration that fails silently can quietly cost you a month of data. Everything we connect is monitored and maintained under an agreed support arrangement, so platform changes are caught and handled by the team that built the connection.
Every Priority Pixels integration is scoped and built by senior developers who stay accountable for it once live. Discovery maps what each of your systems can do, which fields they hold, which APIs they expose and where their weak points sit. The integration is designed around the weakest link honestly rather than pretending everything is modern, and every data flow is documented before any code is written.
Integrations are built and tested alongside your live systems and switched on only when proven, so your team keeps working throughout. AI workflows accelerate delivery, which means faster turnaround at lower cost than traditional agency builds, with a developer reviewing and standing behind every connection shipped.
The systems your business runs on connected properly, so data flows between them automatically and every team sees the same view. Below are the integrations we deliver most often, with the platforms each one works with.
The team who scope and build the integrations that connect your systems. The same people you speak to on day one look after the connections once they are live.
Every sector runs on its own mix of core systems. We connect them properly so the finance software talks to the CRM, the CRM talks to the industry platform and the industry platform talks to Microsoft 365.
Integrations fail quietly and expensively when they are built without discovery. Ours are documented, tested and monitored so a silent failure never costs you a month of data.
Discovery starts with mapping every system involved: what data it holds, what its API can do, what it cannot do and where its weak points sit. The integration is designed around the weakest link honestly rather than pretending everything is modern and REST compliant. If a system has no API, discovery finds the supported route, whether that is an SFTP feed, a database view or a scheduled export, before anything is promised. Outputs are documented in writing and shared with you before design starts, so scope is grounded in what is actually possible rather than what looks good in a pitch.
Every data flow is documented before build: what moves, in which direction, on which trigger, what happens on failure and what data is logged for audit. Design decisions cover authentication method (OAuth, API keys, service accounts), rate limits, retry logic and error handling. You sign off the integration design before development starts. Data handling follows GDPR appropriate practice: only the fields the job needs are moved, and everything moved is logged so you have a clear audit trail of what has passed between systems and when.
Integrations are built and tested against your live systems in parallel, without touching your working data. Test integrations run in sandboxes where the platform provides them and in read only mode where it does not, so the team can verify the flow behaves correctly under real world conditions before switching anything on. Every connection is monitored, every message is logged and every failure is alerted from day one. The team that built the integration is on the alert list, not a helpdesk downstream who has to escalate before anything happens.
Launch is staged. Read only flows are switched on first, then write flows, then dependent processes, so failures are caught in small doses rather than cascading. Every connection is logged, monitored and alerted from launch onward. If something stops moving, our senior team knows before you do. If Google, Microsoft or the platform you rely on changes their API, the team that built the connection catches it under the support arrangement rather than leaving you to find out from a client that data has stopped syncing between systems.
Platform changes are handled by the team that built the integration under an agreed support arrangement, so a Microsoft 365 tenant migration or a CRM version upgrade is not your problem to solve. When your systems change, so does the connection. Every integration is documented, version controlled and testable in isolation, so a change to one flow can be verified before touching production. Data flow logs are retained so you always have a clear record of what has moved, when and to which system, which matters for audit as much as it matters for troubleshooting.
The questions we hear most about connecting business systems, from security and audit trails to platforms without an API.
Anything that moves data or triggers actions between two or more platforms without a person copying and pasting. A finance system pushing invoices into a CRM, a booking platform creating tasks in a project tool, a form submission opening a ticket in a helpdesk. If two systems need to talk, the integration is what makes them.
The common ones businesses run day to day. Microsoft 365, HubSpot, Salesforce, Xero, QuickBooks, Sage, Zendesk, Intercom, Shopify, WooCommerce, Mailchimp, Campaign Monitor, plus custom line of business systems where the API is documented.
Yes. Credentials are stored encrypted, every action is logged with timestamp, user and payload, and the log is retained for a defined period agreed at scoping. If your compliance team needs proof of what moved between systems on a given day, the audit trail is there.
Every integration is monitored, so when a platform version changes and the integration starts failing, the alert fires before your team notices. Patching to the new API version is covered by the support arrangement agreed at launch.
Usually, yes. Where a platform has no API there is often still a supported route, and discovery finds it before anything is promised.
Every integration build starts with a short discovery call to understand the systems involved, followed by a scoping session that turns into a written proposal covering the data flows, scope, cost and delivery dates. Nothing goes to development without your sign off. Get in touch through the contact form and we will book the discovery call in.
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