Own Your Integrations — Negentropic Solutions

Your tools working together — and owned by you.

I connect the systems you already run into reliable integrations you own (without brittle no-code services that try to lock you in), plus options to add AI steps no-code can't reach. The result is a seamless system you control that keeps working as you grow.

A dozen tools that don't talk to each other

Most organizations run on a set of tools that were never built to work together, meaning their staff spends their time doing things that should be automatic — copying the same data from one system into the next and reconciling numbers that should already match.

The usual patch is a tool like Zapier — point-and-click automation, charged for every task it runs. It works until volume or complexity climb. What I build is a better fit: you don't pay by volume of activity, and there's no vendor lock-in — the system is yours to own.

What you get

Systems that finally talk to each other

Direct, code-based connections between the tools you already run, so data moves on its own and your team stops manually moving data.

Don't get locked into a vendor's pay per use model

I replace the per-task automations that break and bill more as you grow with maintained integrations built to run unattended.

You own it — no lock-in

Every integration is custom-built for how you actually work, and I can run it on infrastructure you control. It's yours to keep, not rented from me.

Reliability at volume

It keeps running as your volume grows, with monitoring that flags me when something needs attention — before it becomes your problem.

The AI layer traditional code can't reach

Once your systems are connected, I can add the AI steps that go beyond simple rules — classifying, summarizing, and drafting, always based on your own data.

Integrations I've built

I built a custom integration allowing a retail company to fully sync their product catalog and ordering with three separate suppliers.

See my integration work →

I unified nine disconnected systems into a single, reliable system — giving this organization a consistent way to see the whole picture.