Orders and subscriptions flow into the CRM on their own.
The challenge
Orders, subscription charges and customers had to be re-keyed from the store into the CRM by hand, and spikes in orders risked data getting lost.
Our approach
We built a serverless integration on AWS that receives store and subscription webhooks, processes them through a queue and syncs everything to the CRM.
Everyday impact
No more exporting orders and re-keying customers into the CRM.
What we built
Endpoints for store orders, subscription charges and CRM postbacks, plus REST endpoints for lookups and updates.
Events are handed to a queue, so traffic spikes don’t drop orders.
The whole stack is defined in templates with an automated build pipeline.
Fifteen handlers with unit tests and sample event payloads.
How it works
The store or subscription platform sends a webhook.
A serverless function validates it and places it on a queue.
A worker processes the event and updates the CRM.
The CRM stays in sync without manual entry.
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