System Integrations & AI Modernization
We integrate into what exists instead of replacing it: Slack, Google Drive, Sheets, Docs, Dropbox, and Meta Ads integrations shipped inside our ad-production platform; a 34-tool MCP server for Meta Ads; embedded modernization inside a Fortune-tier technology company and PE operating companies.
- PRACTICE NO.
- 08
- PRINCIPALS
- PA · AJ
- CASES ON FILE
- 01
- FIELD
- SAAS & DEVELOPER TOOLS · PROFESSIONAL SERVICES · ADVERTISING & MARTECH · DISTRIBUTION & LOGISTICS
PROBLEM SPACE
AI wired into the stack you already run: CRM, inbox, docs, ads, ops.
We integrate into what exists instead of replacing it: Slack, Google Drive, Sheets, Docs, Dropbox, and Meta Ads integrations shipped inside our ad-production platform; a 34-tool MCP server for Meta Ads; embedded modernization inside a Fortune-tier technology company and PE operating companies.
WHAT WE DELIVER
- 2.1API & MCP integrations
- 2.2AI layers over legacy stacks
- 2.3workflow rewiring
- 2.4data sync
- 2.5incremental modernization roadmaps
HOW IT SHIPS
Systems in this practice run as a loop, not a launch. Inputs are syncd, routine outcomes execute automatically, and anything consequential holds at a review gate where a named person clears it with context attached. Every decision (human or automatic) lands in the audit trail.
PROOF
WHO BUILDS IT
ADJACENT
Asked about this practice
Questions we get.
The same answers we give on a first call about this practice.
FAQ-01Do we have to modernize our whole stack before the AI works?
No, and starting there is how AI projects die. We layer AI over the stack you already run instead of migrating first. If a proposal begins with a migration, it is an infrastructure project wearing an AI costume.
FAQ-02What systems can you actually integrate with?
The ones you use. Inside our ad-production platform we wired Slack, Google Drive, Sheets, Docs, Dropbox, and Meta Ads, and built a 34-tool MCP server for Meta Ads. The integration surface of APIs, webhooks, and exports is almost always richer than teams assume.
FAQ-03Is there ever a case for replacing a system?
Sometimes, but that decision should stand on its own merits and timeline, never as a toll you pay before the useful work can start. We modernize incrementally, with a roadmap, so trust is granted in increments rather than bet all at once.
Tell us the use case. One call is enough to scope whether there is a fit, and what it takes to ship.
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