Integration, done for you

Your systems, finally talking.

ByteClasp connects the tools your business already runs on, so leads, orders and records move on their own instead of being retyped. We set it up and keep it running.

WebsiteLead formsOnline storeCRMSchedulingAccounting
Sound familiar?

Your tools work. They just don't work together.

Most businesses add software one problem at a time. Each tool is fine on its own, but the gaps between them get filled with retyping, double-checking and spreadsheets.

  • Someone copies leads or orders from one screen into another
  • Two systems show two different numbers, and nobody knows which is right
  • A spreadsheet is the glue holding the whole process together
  • Things fall through the cracks when the person who "just knows" is out
What ByteClasp does

The clasp between your systems.

ByteClasp sits between the tools you already use and moves data where it needs to go, the moment it changes.

  • Works with what you have

    No rip-and-replace. ByteClasp connects the tools you already pay for, so nobody has to learn a new system.

  • No more retyping

    Leads, records and updates move between systems on their own, instead of being copied by hand.

  • One picture, not five

    When your systems share data, everyone works from the same numbers, and you stop asking which screen is right.

  • Set up for you

    We build and run the connections. You don't need a developer or an IT department to get value from it.

CRM cleaning

A CRM you can actually trust.

Every CRM collects bad data: numbers that no longer work, customers who moved, records nobody has checked in years. ByteClasp scrubs it so your team and your campaigns work from current records. Manufacturer, distributor, dealer or service center: if you keep a CRM, it needs this.

  • Phone

    Confirms a number is active, whether it's mobile or landline, and flags numbers that have been reassigned to someone else.

  • Address

    Standardizes addresses and flags customers who have moved.

On a schedule, not once. CRM data goes stale every month. We recommend a scrub at least once a quarter, and ByteClasp runs it for you.

Clean data for
  • Sales follow-up
  • Mailing lists
  • Calling and texting
  • Appointment reminders
  • Delivery addresses

In automotive, ByteClasp also checks vehicle status by VIN. See the automotive use case.

Use cases

Built for any business with systems that don't talk.

A few examples of what ByteClasp connects. If your business runs on more than one system, it probably fits.

  • Automotive dealerships

    Sales, service and the office, working as one

    ByteClasp connects the CRM, DMS and service tools so every department helps the others, and surfaces the opportunities in your data, like service retention, equity mining and buy-backs.

    1. Lead sourcesDMSService scheduling
    2. ByteClasp
    3. CRMMarketplacesStore and group reports
    Read the full use case
  • Home and 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
    See the full example
  • Retail and e-commerce

    One inventory count across every channel

    Orders from the online store and marketplaces update a single inventory count, then flow to shipping and accounting on their own.

    1. Online storeMarketplaces
    2. ByteClasp
    3. InventoryShippingAccounting
    See the full example
How it works

Three steps, and we do the work.

  • Tell us what should talk

    Walk us through the systems you use and where data gets stuck or retyped today.

  • We build the connection

    We map the data between systems and set up the integration around how your team already works.

  • We keep it running

    Systems change. When one of yours does, we update the connection so the data keeps flowing.

Got systems that don't talk.

Tell us what you're running and where the data gets stuck. We'll tell you plainly what ByteClasp can do.

Talk to us