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Nobody at this scale starts from zero. There's already a CRM, a DAM, an analytics pipeline, an SSO provider, and internal APIs. The composable stack connects to what you already run — nothing is rip-and-replace.

Flexibility is the requirement at scale

The reason "headless" and "composable" matter to a large organization isn't the buzzword — it's that the new front end has to sit inside an ecosystem that already exists and can't be thrown away. Your CRM holds the pipeline. Your DAM holds the brand assets. Your SSO gates access. Your data team owns the analytics contract. A rebuild that ignores any of these fails procurement before it starts.

How we handle it

  • Audit what's already there — the systems, the contracts, the constraints — before choosing anything new.
  • Connect, don't replace — the CMS, framework, and hosting layers are chosen partly on how cleanly they integrate with your existing tools.
  • Bring your own everything — your cloud, your CDN, your CRM, your analytics. The stack flexes to your organization, not the other way round.

Below are the integration types we most often wire up. The list grows as engagements land — it's illustrative, not a fixed menu.

Integrations, by type

(01)

CRM & marketing

The systems your revenue team already runs on.

HubSpotCRM, forms, and marketing automation.New
MarketoEnterprise marketing automation.New
SalesforceEnterprise CRM — data and forms in sync.New
(02)

Commerce & product data

When the site is a storefront or a catalogue.

AkeneoMarket-leading enterprise PIM (Gartner MQ).
Bynder (DAM)Digital asset management.New
commercetoolsComposable enterprise commerce.New
PimcoreOpen-source PIM/DAM/CMS, strong in DACH.
ShopifyHeadless commerce storefronts.New
(03)

Analytics & data

Measurement wired into your existing pipeline.

AmplitudeProduct analytics.New
GA4Google Analytics 4.New
SegmentCustomer data platform / event routing.New
(04)

Data & backend

The database and application layer behind the parts of a site that aren't editorial content.

SupabaseThe Postgres, auth, and storage layer behind the parts of a site that aren't content — accounts, registrations, tools, and portals. We integrate it into builds; we don't build the estate around it.
NeonServerless Postgres; Vercel partnership.
Prisma PostgresORM + managed Postgres, ICP-relevant.
(05)

Identity, search & the rest

The plumbing that has to keep working.

AlgoliaHosted search & discovery.New
SSO / SAMLOkta, Azure AD, Auth0 — single sign-on.New
Your internal APIsCustom services and legacy systems you already run.New

Build with confidence

Make the Integrations decision with delivery in mind.

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