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ByteClasp is the Built.Systems integration capability. It connects the applications, databases, equipment and older systems your business already depends on, so information moves on its own instead of being retyped.

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Problems this solves.

If any of these describe your week, this is likely part of the answer.

  • The same information is typed into two or three systems
  • Reports from different systems don't agree
  • An older system still works fine, but it can't share its data
  • Equipment records data that nobody can get to
  • Replacing everything would cost far more than it is worth
Systems Integration

What ByteClasp connects.

  • Applications

    Line-of-business software, CRMs, accounting and scheduling tools, exchanging records as they change.

  • Databases and data sources

    Direct connections to the databases, files and feeds your systems already produce.

  • Equipment and machines

    Data from machines, controllers and devices, collected and delivered to the people and systems that need it.

  • Legacy systems

    Older systems without modern interfaces, connected through the exports, files and databases they do have.

  • Data cleanup and matching

    Duplicate, outdated and mismatched records cleaned up and matched, so connected systems share data you can trust.

  • Monitoring and upkeep

    Connections are watched and maintained. When one of your systems changes, we update the integration so data keeps flowing.

About ByteClasp

One name for our integration work.

ByteClasp is the name of Built.Systems' integration capability: the connectors, data mapping and monitoring we build and run for clients. It's part of Built.Systems, not a separate company.

  • Works with the systems you have; no rip-and-replace
  • Built around how your team already works
  • Maintained by the same people who built it
Systems we build

What this looks like in practice.

  • Manufacturing

    A live production board

    Counts from each line are collected automatically and shown on a floor display and the supervisor's phone, with a flag when a line falls behind its target for the shift.

    1. Machine countersPlant system
    2. ByteClasp
    3. Floor displayShift report
  • Manufacturing

    A maintenance log tied to the machine

    Each machine's downtime, repairs and parts used are kept in one record, and preventive maintenance is scheduled from actual run hours instead of the calendar.

  • Car dealers

    One inventory, every channel

    A vehicle entered once appears on the website, marketplaces and internal reports, and comes off all of them when it sells.

    1. DMSInventory tools
    2. ByteClasp
    3. WebsiteMarketplacesReports
  • Car dealers

    Service customers the sales team should call

    Service history and vehicle data are matched against current inventory to give the sales team a list of service customers who may be ready to trade.

    1. DMSService scheduling
    2. ByteClasp
    3. CRMSales follow-up
  • Dealer groups

    Group reporting without the exports

    Each store's daily numbers are pulled from its own systems into one group report, delivered every morning.

  • Field services

    From booking to invoice without retyping

    A booking request on the website becomes a customer record, a scheduled job and, once the work is done, an invoice in accounting.

    1. Online booking
    2. ByteClasp
    3. CRMSchedulingAccounting
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Industries

Where we apply it.

Our focus industries, and the experience behind them. Other industries are welcome too.

Other capabilities

Often used together.

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