Connect your tools. Simplify your operations.

Your tools do their jobs. Your team should not have to rebuild the connection between them.

An inquiry moves from a form to your CRM, then to billing. Your team keeps copying the same information. CHRD connects your tools, starting with one workflow worth simplifying.

Less copying. More useful work.

Automation works best for repeatable tasks with clear rules. We look at the exceptions, too.

The same contact details are entered in several systems.
Moving a file forward depends on manual reminders.
Sales, operations and accounting use different versions of the information.
A missed approval holds up the next step.

Connections in context

These examples illustrate the studio’s work. Demonstrations are not presented as client commissions.

Remplate

Workflows and API connections

Matching, checks, scheduling and payments brought together in one operational platform.

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River Ault

Data and follow-up

Structured data, access controls and exports supporting a clear user journey.

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What we can connect

Start with one useful connection, then expand what works.

Inquiries, CRM and sales follow-up

Route inquiries, update records and assign follow-up, with qualification and duplicate detection rules.

Billing, payments and operations

Connect estimates, invoices, payments and records while keeping the approvals your accounting process needs.

Documents, inventory and notifications

Prepare a document, sync a catalogue or trigger a notification, where access allows.

Dashboards and AI assistance

Bring useful indicators together. AI can classify a request or prepare a draft, with human review for important decisions.

We check APIs, permissions, usage limits and data quality before confirming each connection.

If your team also needs a workspace to manage these operations, explore our custom software and portals.

A smoother workflow. Clear controls.

An inquiry creates a record. Someone approves the estimate. Scheduling receives the right information. If a step fails, the error is visible and recovery is planned.

An agreed source of truth: We define which system owns each piece of information and who can change it.
Visible exceptions: Errors, duplicates and missing data have a planned response, including alerts and recovery options.
Clear responsibility: The engagement defines who monitors the connections and handles API or rule changes.

When an existing system needs stabilizing first, explore our approach to product recovery and evolution.

From repeated task to tested connection

Examine a real case
Identify the trigger, data, approvals and exceptions.
Choose the first connection
Compare configuration, a dedicated connection and custom development.
Build and verify
Test permissions, duplicates, errors and results before launch.
Document and support
Hand over the rules and recovery procedure. Define ongoing support.

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What shapes the budget

API access, data volume, frequency and error handling determine the scope. Two-way synchronization takes more work than a simple transfer.

The proposal separates implementation, third-party costs and support. Paid scoping may come first if the workflow still needs defining.

A clear agreement before we begin.

The investment: The proposal separates creation, third-party services and support. Displayed prices are in Canadian dollars (CAD), unless stated otherwise.
What you receive: Deliverables, access, ownership and acceptance criteria are defined in the agreement.
The first step: A conversation about your needs. If the project requires further study, we propose paid scoping with defined deliverables.

How we work across borders

Your automation questions

Do we need to replace our current software?

Not necessarily. Better configuration or a connection between your tools may be enough. We review what you already have before proposing new software.

Can you connect any CRM?

It depends on its APIs, your subscription and access rights. We check feasibility before confirming a connection.

What happens if a connection fails?

Alerts, error logs and recovery are defined during scoping. Sensitive operations can wait for approval. Monitoring and response times depend on the agreed support.

Is AI necessary?

No. Conventional rules are often enough. AI is useful where its help is relevant and its output can be checked, such as classifying text.

Can we start small?

Yes. We can target one frequent transfer, validate it in your working conditions, then prioritize the next steps. Gains are measured against your process.

Which transfer do you repeat every day?

Tell us which tools are involved, what gets copied and what should happen next.

Discuss my operations

No commitment for the first conversation. We clarify the need before proposing an engagement.