Integrations & Automation
Connect your tools, configure analytics, and automate repetitive tasks so your site and systems work together reliably.
Why It Matters
Most small business websites are connected to a handful of external tools: analytics, a CRM, a scheduling platform, a payment processor. When those connections are set up poorly — or break silently — data gets lost and workflows stall.
Automating the repetitive parts of your operation frees up time and reduces errors. Manual re-entry between systems, one-off exports, and ad hoc reporting are solvable problems for most business setups.
Good integration work is deliberate and documented. You should know exactly what's connected, why, and how to maintain it — not inherit a tangle of undocumented scripts and webhooks.
What You Get
- Third-party tool and widget integrations
- Analytics configuration and event tracking setup
- Cookie-consent-aware script implementation
- Form logic, CRM connections, and notification workflows
- API integrations and webhook configuration
- Automated reporting and lightweight data pipelines
- Documentation of what was connected and how
Common Questions
- What tools do you commonly integrate?
- Analytics platforms like GA4 and Plausible, CRMs like HubSpot, form tools like Typeform and Gravity Forms, scheduling tools, payment processors, and webhook-based automations. If you have a specific stack, let me know.
- Do I need a developer for this?
- It depends on the complexity. Many integrations can be handled through configuration, tag managers, or low-code tools. When actual code is needed, I write it — you shouldn't need a full engineering team for a typical business integration.
- Can you clean up a messy existing analytics setup?
- Yes. Auditing and repairing broken or bloated analytics setups is common work. I'll review what's firing, what's misconfigured, and what can be removed, then document the clean state.
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Tell me what you're trying to connect and what keeps breaking.
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