02.A, billing
Automatic monthly invoicing
Your SaaS or service business calculates an amount per customer per period. I build the logic and let e-conomic generate and send the invoices.
Automatic invoicing, two-way sync, robust error handling. Built on e-conomic's official API with concrete experience from Waitly's billing flow, where each individual association had its invoice calculated, generated, and dispatched automatically every month.
An e-conomic integration connects your business system directly to your accounting. Customers, products, orders, invoices, and payments sync automatically, in the direction and cadence that fits your workflow.
It's typically relevant when you have a webshop, a SaaS platform, an inventory system, or a CRM where data otherwise has to be moved manually between systems. The result is that accounting data is always up to date, billing runs in the background, and you spend time on the actual work instead of data entry.
The integration is built robust with retry logic, idempotent operations, and logging, so you can see precisely where something might go wrong, not just that it did.
Your SaaS or service business calculates an amount per customer per period. I build the logic and let e-conomic generate and send the invoices.
Orders, customers, and invoices from WooCommerce, Shopify, Magento, or your custom webshop sync directly into e-conomic.
Products, variants, stock levels, and prices stay synchronized between e-conomic and your other systems. Change one, both update.
Incoming payments from Stripe, MobilePay, or bank transfers are automatically matched with open invoices in e-conomic.
Customers and contacts kept up to date between your CRM (HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce, or custom) and e-conomic, with one source of truth as master.
Pull data out of e-conomic into dashboards, BI systems, or custom reports with your own logic on top.
Yes. I build two-way synchronization between e-conomic and your other systems, customers, products, orders, invoices, and payments flow automatically via REST and webhooks.
Yes. At Waitly I built a complete billing system where each association had its invoice calculated based on activity, the invoice was then automatically generated and dispatched via e-conomic. The same approach can be adapted to your business logic.
The integration is built with retry logic, idempotent operations, and dead-letter handling. Each task is logged so you can see exactly where something went wrong, and automatically retry once e-conomic is back.
Hourly rate is DKK 950/hr (~$130 USD) ex. VAT. Smaller integrations (a single sync or invoicing flow) typically range from 15–40 hours. Larger multi-system integrations are agreed as fixed price after initial scoping.
Yes. The integration is built on e-conomic's official REST API and webhooks, so it stays in sync as e-conomic evolves.
Yes. I can take over an existing integration, assess what can be built on, and deliver both updates and documentation so you have full visibility into the solution going forward.
Send me two lines about what you're working with, and I'll come back with an assessment within 48 hours.