Sales & CRM
Keep records in sync across silos
The classic silo problem: three systems that each think they're the customer database, and a person keeping them agreeing with each other.
How it happens today
- ×A deal closes in the CRM. Someone re-types the customer into the billing system, then into the support tool, then into the internal app.
- ×A phone number changes in one system and stays wrong in the other two for months.
- ×Nobody can say with confidence which system is right, so people check two of them before calling anyone.
- ×The integration everyone keeps asking for never gets prioritised, because it's a week of developer time for an unglamorous problem.
The task that replaces it
A scheduled sweep that treats one system as the source of truth, pushes changes outward, and reports genuine conflicts instead of silently picking a winner.
1Read records changed since last run
CRM · your tool17 changed
CRM · your tool17 changed
2Look up matching record
Billing system · your tooldeterministic
Billing system · your tooldeterministic
3Apply changes where they differ
Billing + support tool15 updated
Billing + support tool15 updated
4Report conflicts for a human
Spreadsheet + email utility2 conflicts
Spreadsheet + email utility2 conflicts
Runs nightly at 23:00 · last run 1m 12s
What changes
- One system becomes the source of truth in practice, not just in theory. The sync enforces the decision that everyone already agreed to and then quietly ignored.
- Conflicts get surfaced instead of buried. The two records that genuinely disagree land on someone's desk; the fifteen that don't are just handled.
- No integration project. It works through the same screens your team uses, so it doesn't need an API a vendor hasn't built.
Questions on this one
Isn't this what an integration platform does?
When both systems have good APIs and a connector exists, yes — and you should probably use it. TaskMate is for the cases where one of them doesn't: an internal app, a legacy system, a vendor portal with no API at all.
What stops it from overwriting good data with bad?
The direction is explicit, and the first runs are read-only by design. You see the list of proposed changes before anything is written.
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