Your clients need integrations. We write them under your name.
You handle implementation, training and the client relationship. When a client needs code, like a marketplace connector, a BOI script or a customer portal, we build it to your spec and support it. The client stays yours.
Start a projectWhat we build for partners
- Marketplace and store connectors
- Amazon, eBay, BigCommerce and ShippingEasy orders and inventory, connected to Sage 100 and proven in production.
- BOI and Visual Integrator work
- Business Object scripts for invoicing, line updates and data fixes. Visual Integrator jobs built, debugged and scheduled.
- Sage data on the web
- A secure bridge that mirrors Sage tables to a web database, for portals, reports and dashboards your clients can reach from anywhere.
- Customer portals
- Ordering, quoting, order history and invoice PDFs for your clients’ trade customers, tied directly to Sage.
- Reports and alerts
- Custom reports, data-drift checks and alerts that catch problems before the client has to call you.
- Second opinions
- Code reviews of integrations someone else built, and diagnosis of ODBC, import and data problems.
How we work with partners
Clear lines, so there’s never a question of whose client it is.
| The client relationship | Stays with you. We don’t solicit your clients directly. |
|---|---|
| Branding | White-label by default: the work goes out under your name. We can also appear as your named subcontractor if you prefer. |
| Scoping | You bring the requirement. We return a written spec and a fixed quote you can mark up. |
| Billing | We bill you. Ongoing support is billed to you monthly, or set up as a license the client pays through you. |
| Support | Bugs and API changes on code we wrote are covered by the support plan, so your consultants stay on functional questions. |
| What we leave to you | Sage installs, upgrades and accounting setup. That’s your side of the line, and we’d like to keep it that way. |
Built on live Sage 100 data
Everything we offer partners is running in production today: a 26-table Sage data bridge, BOI invoicing, marketplace order import, inventory sync to three channels and a dealer ordering portal.
We know where Sage 100 integrations tend to break, from ProvideX ODBC quirks to import jobs that quietly run twice, and we build in retries, logging and monitoring from the first day. Your consultants don’t end up debugging code on a client’s clock.
Questions people ask first
Are you a Sage partner?
No. We’re an independent developer who works with Sage 100 every day. That’s the point: we add to what partners do rather than compete with them.
Do you work on Sage 300, X3 or Intacct?
Our production work is on Sage 100. Ask about other products and we’ll tell you honestly whether we’re the right fit.
How soon can you start?
Tell us your timeline in the form. We’ll say plainly whether we can meet it before you commit to anything.
Who supports the code after go-live?
We do, under a monthly plan, so your team isn’t left maintaining code it didn’t write.
Tell us about the client project
Share what the client runs and what they’ve asked for. No client names needed at this stage. You’ll get a reply from the developer, usually within one business day.
Your first call is with a developer, not a salesperson.