Happy path only
Orders that look like the demo post. Anything off-script — split shipments, partials, cancelled lines — sits in a queue no one owns.
A fixed-fee audit of the instance you already run — then a rebuild SOW. Error handling, documentation, and a number before any contract is signed.
The license is paid. A previous partner stood something up. Production is quieter than it should be — until an exception hits.
Orders that look like the demo post. Anything off-script — split shipments, partials, cancelled lines — sits in a queue no one owns.
Retries are default. There is no dead-letter path, no alert with context, no documented next step when NetSuite or the 3PL rejects a record.
The flows live in one person's head, or in a contractor who is gone. Your team cannot say what posts where, or what to do when it doesn't.
Inventory drift, missed ASNs, payments that do not land on the right customer. The connector is "on." The business logic is not.
Sandbox and production have diverged. No one is sure which flow is the real one, or what a deploy would overwrite.
We read the instance. We do not start rebuilding until you have a written picture of what is live and what is not.
Fixed-fee. Not staff aug. The audit ends with a number, a timeline, and a scope you can accept or walk away from.
Teams that already paid for Celigo — and are living with the instance that came with it.
A prior partner, an internal build, or a "phase one" that never got error handling or docs. You are past buying Celigo. You need the instance read.
No open-ended staff-aug. Audit first. SOW second. If the work is not worth doing, the audit should say so.
This page is for existing deployments. If you still need the platform stood up, start on the Celigo iPaaS page.
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Bring access to the Celigo account you already run. We'll tell you what is half-built — and what a fixed-fee SOW would cover.
Start the audit conversation →A number and a timeline before any rebuild contract. If the instance is further along than it looks, the audit should say that too.