Platform

Other platforms and custom, connected workflows.

Not every business fits neatly into one of five platforms. Some already run on a system that works for them and need thoughtful design or integration work within it. Others need several tools connected—a website, a CRM, a booking system, an ecommerce backend—to work as one coherent workflow. In both cases, we start with discovery: understanding your current stack, constraints and goals before recommending any platform or integration path.

Who it's for

Best fit

Businesses already invested in a platform outside our core five who need design, development or optimization work
Teams that need multiple tools and systems connected into a single, reliable workflow
Organizations with existing custom software, APIs or internal systems that a new site or funnel needs to talk to
Situations where the right platform genuinely isn’t clear yet and needs a discovery process to determine

Things to plan for

Considerations

Custom integration work depends on the quality and openness of the systems being connected, which we assess before committing to an approach
Working within an unfamiliar platform may extend discovery time compared to our core platforms
Some legacy systems have real constraints that no integration can fully work around—we’ll tell you honestly if that’s the case

What it offers

Capabilities

Platform-neutral discovery

We assess your current systems, team capability and goals before recommending a platform or approach, rather than defaulting to one.

API and integration work

Connecting a website to a CRM, inventory system, booking tool or internal database is scoped around your actual data and workflow needs.

Working within existing systems

If you’re on a platform we don’t lead with, we can still design, build or optimize within it, based on its capabilities and constraints.

Cross-tool workflow design

When a business relies on several tools, we map how information should flow between them so nothing gets duplicated or dropped.

Switching or starting

Migration notes

For custom or less common platforms, migration and integration planning starts with an audit of your current setup: what data exists, what needs to move, what needs to stay connected. We build a plan around that audit rather than assuming a standard path.

Related work

Services built on Other & Custom Integrations

See it applied

Related concept demos

These are fictional concept builds meant to illustrate an approach, not client work.

FAQ

Other & Custom Integrations FAQs

What if my business already uses a platform you don't list?

Tell us what you’re on. We’ll assess it during discovery and either work within it or discuss the tradeoffs of moving, without assuming a switch is necessary.

Can you connect our website to internal software?

Often, yes, depending on what access and APIs the internal system offers. We evaluate this early so expectations stay realistic.

How do you decide which platform to recommend?

We weigh ownership preferences, workflow, selling model, integration needs, team capability and growth plans, then recommend the platform that fits best—not the one that’s easiest for us.

Do you support multi-platform projects?

Yes. It’s common for a business to run a marketing site on one platform and a funnel or CRM on another; we design these to work together intentionally.

Do you guarantee a successful integration?

We don’t make guarantees about third-party systems we don’t control, but we do commit to honest scoping and clear communication about what’s feasible.

Ready to turn your next digital move into a growth system?

Choose a concept, bring a custom idea or simply tell us where the business needs to go. We’ll help shape the right path forward.