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Connect your systems and reduce repeat data entry with SSD.

Move information between the tools your business relies on, with checks and alerts that make problems visible. When people copy information between systems, every transfer creates more work to check. We connect your software, vendors and partners so data can move through agreed interfaces. Each connection includes the handling needed to trace messages, retry failed transfers and investigate errors.

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What SSD can help you do

Connect the systems you use and give your team a way to follow the data.

A1

Business system connections

Connect the applications your team uses for orders, customers, finance and reporting through supported APIs and file exchanges.
A2

Partner & industry data exchange

Exchange orders, invoices and claims using EDI standards such as X12 and EDIFACT. Where healthcare workflows require them, connect through HL7 v2, FHIR R4 or CDA.
A3

APIs & access controls

Create documented APIs with authentication, versioning and usage limits, so other systems can connect through a defined interface.
A4

Transfer monitoring & recovery

Track messages, queue work and retry interrupted transfers. Keep failed messages available for investigation and controlled reprocessing.

Choosing the right approach

Where this helps

  • *Staff move the same information between systems by hand or spreadsheet.
  • *A vendor or partner needs a dependable connection to your software.
  • *Your data exchanges need traceable records and visible failures.

What to consider

  • *A simple automation service may be enough for a small, standard workflow.
  • *We need an available API, file exchange or other supported way to connect.

Which systems need to work together?

Tell us what needs to move, which systems are involved and where manual transfers are creating work. You can also email hello@ssd.co.

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