We connect the systems your business already runs: ERP, accounting, stock and warehouse, online store, and the portals your customers and suppliers use. We build the connections inside your own cloud account, so you own what runs.
Sometimes the answer is that you do not need us. We will say so on the call.
What we do
Each of these five sentences is a different job. If you need only one, that is the one you get.
“Our systems do not talk to each other.”
Orders, stock, invoices and customer records move between the systems you already run, whatever sector you are in. Retail supply chain is the worked example on the integration page.
How the flows work“We are moving to the cloud and nobody agrees on the order.”
Target state, migration sequencing, and what it will cost to run once you are there. The director has taken an organisation of more than five hundred staff through a migration onto AWS, from planning to cutover.
What the cloud work covers“It is designed, and now it needs building.”
A new application, or the build of something already designed. Infrastructure as code in your repository, deployed in working increments, tested against the real systems it has to live with.
What we build“It is live, and now somebody has to keep it running.”
Monitoring runs around the clock and retries are automatic. A person answers during business hours, by the next business day, and we say plainly that there is no staffed overnight desk.
What the monthly fee covers“We have the team. We do not have this skill.”
When your team needs a skill it does not have, or a job needs more hands than one person has, additional people come in under the same architecture and the same review, and you are told that is happening. We are not a recruiter.
Who does the workHow it works
Nobody can price an integration honestly from a phone call, so we do not try. The review is fixed price; the build is fixed against what the review finds.
Free · 45 minutes
You can stop here
Fixed price · a plan you keep
You can stop here
Fixed price · scoped from the review
Inside the build price
Inside the build price · we stay on until it is stable
Monthly fee · thirty days’ notice
Cutover and the first weeks live are where an integration fails, and they are the stages that get billed as extras, so they sit inside the build price. There is no platform licence and no per-message charge. GTSR is not registered for GST, so no GST is added to invoices.
Why this is different
An integration platform runs your data on its infrastructure, under its licence, and you pay for that every month. We build the connections inside your own account instead, on AWS today, defined in code that lives in your repository. What that means when you want to leave
Proof, in production
We build and run our own software. PDF Pebble and FairMate are both live on the App Store and Google Play, designed, built and operated end to end by the person who would lead your project — so you can check how we build before you hire it.
FairMate is operated by MyFairMate Pty Ltd, a sister company under the same director. The director holds TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation, AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate and AWS Certified Developer – Associate; the full list is on the About page. GTSR is not an AWS Partner Network member, is not a Peppol Access Point, and has not been IRAP assessed.
Start here
Include the spreadsheet, especially the spreadsheet. One conversation is enough to say whether there is anything worth doing, and if there is not, we will tell you.