automation
How Thames Water connected Salesforce and Microsoft Dynamics with Rapidi
Thames Water replaced custom-coded Salesforce-to-Microsoft-Dynamics-NAV integration with Rapidi, working with KE Consulting (KEC) on the design. The new setup cut manual reconciliation, shortened go-live, and now scales across business units without further custom code. Below is what KEC actually did, what changed after go-live, and the three lessons any team running a similar project should plan for.
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What Are the Do's and Don'ts of a Data Integration Project?
The do's and don'ts of a data integration project come down to decisions made before a single system is connected, from data quality and stakeholder alignment to tool selection and governance. Get those right, and integration becomes a foundation for better decisions. Get them wrong, and the problems compound quickly.
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Return on AI: Why 95% of Companies See No Results
Around 95% of enterprise AI projects fail to deliver measurable ROI. But the issue is rarely the technology itself.
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The Hidden Cost of Bad Data in an AI World
Most AI projects fail not because the AI is bad, but because the data feeding it is broken. Without clean, connected data between CRM and ERP systems, AI amplifies errors instead of fixing them.
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How to Manage Data Integrations Without Engineers
Managing data integration without engineers is now a strategic advantage. You can do that by using a no-code integration platform that automatically connects your systems, eliminates manual processes, and allows business users to control and monitor data flows themselves.
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Integrate Salesforce & Dynamics 365 ERP in 3 Steps
Connecting Salesforce with Microsoft Dynamics 365 ERP can transform how your teams work -breaking down silos, eliminating double data entry, and giving everyone access to the same up-to-date information. But where do you start?
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Our Approach to the Quote-to-Order Process in Salesforce
Salesforce is a great tool. However, if you haven’t used it to automate your quote-to-order process yet, you’re doing your sales team a disservice. It’s a major key to getting your team to adopt Salesforce. Streamlining the process will reduce the chance of errors and empower your sales and finance teams to use their time on more productive things than data entry.
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