Follow one handoff
Inventory the systems, event, fields, ownership, access, exceptions, and current manual work.
Paid starting point
The Integration Check
The Integration Check determines what should be built before anyone commits to building it.
The paid decision product
Inspect first. Define the boundary. Approve implementation separately.
The Integration Check is useful even when the correct decision is to delay, narrow, reconfigure, or avoid a custom build.
Choose the smallest dependable path
Connector, direct API, middleware, process correction, vendor configuration, or replacement.
Set completion criteria
State the expected result, tests, responsibilities, launch boundary, documentation, and support needs.
Assessment price
Implementation, hosting, subscriptions, monitoring, and support are scoped separately.
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What we examine
The assessment follows one important business handoff from its starting event through every system, person, decision, and repeated entry point. We identify what the team does today, where the authoritative information lives, and what must be true for the handoff to be considered complete.
- Applications, spreadsheets, inboxes, files, and manual records involved
- Trigger event and required information
- System and field ownership
- Available APIs, webhooks, exports, imports, databases, or other integration points
- Approvals, exceptions, duplicate risks, and correction paths
- Security, credential, hosting, and support responsibilities
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What you receive
The deliverable is designed to remain useful even when the business does not proceed into implementation. It converts a vague integration problem into an inspectable operating and technical plan.
- Current-system and workflow inventory
- Broken-handoff and repeated-entry map
- API, access, data, and exception review
- Recommended technical approach
- Defined implementation scope and completion criteria
- Price and responsibility boundary for the proposed build
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What the Integration Check is not
It is not an unlimited audit of every system in the company, a promise that any software can be connected, or a disguised agreement to begin development. The assessment is bounded around the selected workflow and the information needed to make a responsible build decision.
It also does not assume that custom code is required. The recommendation may be a process correction, configuration change, existing connector, automation platform, direct API integration, middleware service, phased transition, or software replacement.
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Typical price range
The current public range is $750–$1,500. The exact price depends on the number of systems, availability of technical information, number of stakeholders, and complexity of the selected handoff. The price is confirmed before the assessment begins.
Implementation is not included in that range. A build receives its own scope, completion criteria, price, responsibilities, and approval gate after the technical path is clear.
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Who should start here
The Integration Check is a fit when the business can point to a recurring handoff that costs time or reliability but cannot yet state the correct technical solution. It is also useful when a vendor says an integration is possible but the business needs an independent view of the actual workflow and risks.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How long does the Integration Check take?
Timing depends on system access and stakeholder availability. The scope and expected delivery window are confirmed before work begins rather than promised as a universal number.
Do we have to hire Results Innovations for the build?
No. You may stop after the findings, use the documentation internally, or approve a separately scoped implementation.
Will you need passwords?
Not necessarily. Early assessment can often use screen sharing, vendor documentation, exports, role descriptions, or a controlled test account. Any credential access must be explicitly defined and limited.
Can the check cover more than one workflow?
It can, but the price and boundary must reflect the added scope. A focused first handoff usually produces a clearer and more actionable result.
Start with one handoff
Start with one handoff, not an open-ended development contract.
Describe the systems involved and what your team has to copy, chase, rebuild, or check by hand.
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