It connects toalmost anything.
That is the boring answer, and it is the wrong question. The better one is why you are paying eleven companies for pieces of a job one system already does end to end.
The stack you canstop renewing.
Call it $13,000 to $45,000 a year in software, sitting on top of the payroll it never replaced — and none of these eleven tools talk to each other, so somebody in your office is still the integration.
Not everythingshould be replaced.
- Your phone number. Ported or forwarded. It stays yours.
- Your calendar. Google or Outlook, kept in sync both ways.
- Your accounting. QuickBooks and the like — your accountant needs it and we are not replacing your accountant.
- Your email domain. Replies go out from your address, not ours.
- Your website. Wherever it lives. The site agent installs on it.
Anything else you already pay for, bring the invoice to the audit. We will tell you which ones the build makes redundant and which ones are genuinely worth keeping — there are usually one or two.
Eleven subscriptions that do not speak to each other is not a technology stack. It is eleven jobs somebody in your office is doing by hand.
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