01
An invoice is created in Sellsy
Before a bookkeeper copies the invoice into another accounting tool by hand at the end of the week.
After a connection with the right scoped access pushes the same invoice into that tool automatically, the moment it's created.
02
A connection only needs to read a few things, not everything
Before a connection is given full account access by default, more than the task actually calls for.
After access is scoped down to just what that specific connection needs, so everything else in the account stays out of reach.
03
A subscription approaches its payment-schedule limit
Before a long payment schedule keeps growing past what a single subscription can hold, and nobody notices until something fails.
After knowing the 500-installment ceiling upfront, we design the schedule to split across subscriptions before it ever hits the wall.
04
A connection built years ago still runs on the old interface
Before an old connection quietly stops getting fixes, since its version no longer receives updates on its own.
After we route it through the current interface with the matching access enabled, so it keeps working and benefits from what's actively maintained.