The connections between your systems are where the risk lives.
Most digital supply chains break in the same place. Not the commerce platform—that one has the SLA, the support contract, the public uptime page. Not the ERP, not the PIM. The gaps between them. Integrations are the most fragile and least-monitored layer of the stack, and on most org charts, they’re nobody’s job. Which is why the same solutions to the integration problem keep producing the same failures.
What you get when Pivotree builds your commerce integrations
Engineer-accountable.
Every integration we ship is owned by a named architect from build through production. No handoffs or "resource pool" rotating in and out.
Deployable on day one.
Working code, full test suite, and runbook documentation handed over at the end of the build. You can deploy to staging the day we close out.
Faster and more reliable QA.
Every line of integration code we ship is tested by the same AI-boosted pipeline that built it. Edge cases and auth handling get a second pass by an engineer.
Watched in production.
Add on 24/7/365 post-go-live monitoring with an Operate engagement, billed at a fixed fee every month. We find failures before your customer service team has to tell your IT team about them.
Integration Implementation FAQs
Every line we ship is owned by a human architect, not a model. The AI pipeline writes and tests the code; the engineer reviews it, and edge cases and auth handling get a second pass by hand. Nothing deploys without a human signing off on it. The result is an automated test suite covering 85–95% of cases on every deployment, versus the 70–80% a manual QA pass usually reaches before someone runs out of time.
You get working code, a full test suite, and a runbook the day we close the build, so your team can own it from staging onward. If you’d rather not own it, an Operate engagement keeps the integration watched 24/7/365 in production. That’s the difference between an integration that worked the day someone handed over the keys and one that’s still working at your next peak event.
Alongside both. We’re not a platform you have to migrate onto, and we’re not here to replace your engineers. We’re the team that builds and runs the connections on whatever architecture you already have, so your best people stay on the product roadmap instead of disappearing into the integration backlog.
The four layers that touch a transaction: ecommerce platforms, order management, PIM and MDM, and ERP and operational systems. That includes the modern enterprise platforms and the legacy environments still running in production, plus the custom and bespoke systems most vendors won’t go near.
Once requirements are locked, our AI pipeline takes an integration from spec to deployable code in a fraction of the hand-coded timeline, and the same pipeline tests it as it builds. The judgment stays human; the repetitive work doesn’t. In a Free Integration Sprint, that means watching one of your integrations go from spec to working code inside a day.
There isn’t one. You give us specs for one to three integrations, we build them on your real data with your team watching, and you leave with deployable code. Billing only starts if you decide to scale. The only thing you’re committing to is finding out what this looks like in your environment.
Let’s connect the dots.
Tell us where your integrations break, what your stack looks like, and what you’re trying to get done. We’ll tell you what we’d do.