Pre-Built Integration Apps
Out-of-the-box apps for NetSuite-Salesforce, Shopify-NetSuite, Amazon-NetSuite, and 50+ more — pre-mapped, pre-tested, and configurable without custom code.
Core ModuleCeligo connects your Salesforce, ERP, ecommerce, and support stack into a single automated data backbone. Twopir architects the flows, maps the logic, and hands you an integration layer that doesn't need babysitting.
Most organisations don't have a software problem. They have a systems design problem. Data moves too slowly, errors go unnoticed, and every new tool becomes another integration debt to manage. Celigo solves all of this — when it's architected correctly from the start.
Your sales team closes a deal in Salesforce and someone then manually recreates it in your ERP. Every manual step is a lag, an error vector, and a headcount cost you shouldn't be paying.
Custom scripts and API connectors built three years ago by a contractor now own your operations. Every platform update breaks them, and no one on your team knows how to fix them without a regression cascade.
Finance sees a different revenue number than Sales. Customer success doesn't know what the client bought. Each department is working off a different snapshot of a truth that doesn't exist in one place.
A closed-won opportunity in Salesforce should immediately create an order in your ERP. Instead, it waits for an end-of-day export, a finance review, and a manual import. Days disappear from your cash cycle for no reason.
You added a new support tool, a new marketing platform, a new 3PL. Each one needs its own connector built from scratch. Without a centralised integration layer, your stack grows but your operations don't scale.
Celigo is an integration platform as a service (iPaaS) built for business and IT teams that need to connect enterprise systems without building and maintaining custom code. It ships with over 100 pre-built connectors, an AI-powered error resolution engine, and a visual flow builder backed by JavaScript scripting for complex transformation logic. Twopir configures and extends it to match your exact data ownership model and operational workflows.
Celigo ships with tested connectors for Salesforce, NetSuite, Shopify, Amazon, HubSpot, Zendesk, Workday, and dozens more. You're not starting from scratch — you're configuring proven infrastructure for your exact workflows.
Celigo's AI diagnoses and resolves up to 95% of integration errors autonomously. Your team isn't paged at 2am because a field mapping drifted. The platform handles it and logs the resolution for audit.
Operations teams can read and understand the flows. Architects can drop into JavaScript hooks for deterministic transformation logic. Celigo gives both audiences the depth they need without forcing everyone into code.
Celigo handles high-volume batch and real-time event-driven flows on the same platform. As your transaction count scales from thousands to millions, you change configuration — not architecture.
A complete capability set for enterprise integration — from pre-built connectors through AI error resolution and full observability. Twopir configures each module to fit how your systems and team actually operate.
Out-of-the-box apps for NetSuite-Salesforce, Shopify-NetSuite, Amazon-NetSuite, and 50+ more — pre-mapped, pre-tested, and configurable without custom code.
Core ModuleConfigure flows to fire on record creation, on schedule, or on webhook trigger. Mix real-time sync for critical paths with batch processing for high-volume non-urgent data.
AutomationMap fields between systems visually, with support for conditional logic, multi-value lookups, and formula-based transformation — no coding required for standard mappings.
Data LayerDrop into Celigo's scripting layer to write deterministic transformation logic for complex business rules — multi-record merging, dynamic routing, conditional field derivation.
Advanced ConfigEvery failed record surfaces with its error reason, payload, and resolution path in one view. No hunting across logs — triage happens in one dashboard with retry capability built in.
OperationsCeligo's AI identifies known error patterns and resolves them without human input — handling field mismatches, auth failures, and payload format issues autonomously.
AI LayerConnect trading partners, retailers, and 3PLs via EDI 850/810/856 with Celigo's B2B Manager — preconfigured for common retail and logistics partner specifications.
B2B / EDIExpose internal flows as secure, authenticated APIs for partners or external teams. Celigo acts as your API gateway — versioned, rate-limited, and observable.
API LayerTrack record volume, flow latency, error rates, and retry success across every integration. Know exactly where slowdowns occur before they become business impact.
ObservabilityThe difference between a Celigo deployment that runs cleanly and one that becomes technical debt comes down to how it's designed before the first flow is configured. Twopir runs architecture before we run setup.
We start by documenting your full application landscape — every system that holds business data, every process that moves it, and every exception that currently gets handled by a human. Before a single connector is configured, we produce an integration architecture diagram that defines data ownership, transformation rules, error routing, and monitoring checkpoints. This document becomes the specification we build against and the handover asset your team owns after go-live.
We configure Celigo flows against the architecture specification — pre-built Integration Apps where they cover the use case cleanly, custom JavaScript hooks where business logic demands it. Field mappings are documented. Transformation rules are version-controlled. Every flow is built to handle the failure states, not just the happy path. We run functional testing against representative data volumes from your actual systems before any flow touches production.
User acceptance testing is structured around real operational scenarios — duplicate records, missing required fields, API rate limits, large batch volumes. We work through your team's actual rejection scenarios, not a sanitised demo dataset. Cutover is planned with a rollback path, a monitoring watch period, and explicit sign-off criteria so your operations team knows exactly what they're accepting before the old process is retired.
At handover, your team receives full documentation of every flow, mapping, and JavaScript hook in the account. We run a structured knowledge transfer session covering daily monitoring, common error patterns, and how to extend the build. Clients who want Twopir to continue as the integration layer's operational owner can move to a managed-support retainer — covering monitoring, error triage, and platform upgrades.
Organisations that implement Celigo well — with proper architecture design and clean flow configuration — report the same set of operational improvements. These are the outcomes Twopir is built to deliver.
We document the data ownership model, transformation rules, and failure handling before we open the Celigo interface. Every flow we build is traceable back to a documented decision — not guesswork.
Our consultants understand both ends of the most common integration use cases — Salesforce data models, NetSuite transaction types, and the business logic that governs how they interact. You don't get a Salesforce team that doesn't know ERP and vice versa.
Production integration flows fail. Payloads arrive malformed, API rate limits get hit, systems go down for maintenance. We design error handling, retry logic, and alerting into every flow from day one — not as an afterthought.
We've seen the edge cases that single-project implementations haven't. That pattern recognition shortens your build timeline and reduces the number of surprises your team encounters after go-live.
Every integration we build is fully documented and transferred to your team with a knowledge session. You are not dependent on Twopir to operate what we build — though we're available if you want us to be.
"Most organisations don't have an integration problem. They have an architecture problem that expresses itself as an integration problem. Celigo gives you the platform to fix it — but only if the underlying data ownership and transformation logic is designed correctly before the first flow is configured."
Below is a condensed walkthrough of two live integration flows Twopir built on Celigo connecting a client's Salesforce org to their Shopify storefront. Same platform, same methodology — different business context. This is what the work looks like under the hood.
The client managed their product catalogue entirely inside Salesforce — including product variants (size, colour, configuration). Shopify was the storefront. Every time a product was created or its details updated in Salesforce, the change needed to reach Shopify immediately, with variants mapped correctly to Shopify's product/variant data model.
Celigo listener fires on Salesforce Product2 insert or update event via the platform's real-time trigger.
Product header fields (name, description, status, product type) are mapped to Shopify's product object fields.
Associated variant records from Salesforce are fetched via a dynamic lookup and mapped to Shopify's variants array — each with its own SKU, price, and option values.
Celigo checks whether the product already exists in Shopify by matching on an external ID. If it exists — update. If not — create. No duplicate products.
Shopify's returned product and variant IDs are written back to the Salesforce record for traceability across both systems.
When a Salesforce Opportunity was created or updated, the associated Opportunity Products (line items) needed to flow into Shopify as order line items. The complication: Shopify order lines reference Shopify variant IDs. If the product didn't exist in Shopify yet, the order import would fail.
We built a conditional branching flow that checks product existence first, handles the missing-product scenario inline, and only imports the order line items once the product record is confirmed present on the Shopify side.
Flow fires on Opportunity insert or update. Opportunity Products (OpportunityLineItems) are fetched via related query.
For each line item, the flow checks Shopify for the corresponding product using the Salesforce Product2 external ID stored from Flow 01.
The flow branches: imports the product and its Pricebook data into Shopify first — title, variants, pricing — before proceeding. This prevents the order import from failing on a missing reference.
Flow proceeds directly. Shopify variant ID is resolved from the product lookup result and used to construct the order line item payload.
Opportunity line items are imported into Shopify as order lines against the parent Opportunity, with quantity, unit price, and product reference all mapped from the Salesforce OpportunityLineItem record.
Shopify order confirmation data (order ID, line item IDs) is written back to Salesforce on the Opportunity for cross-system traceability.
Tell us which systems you need to connect and we'll scope the architecture in a 45-minute discovery call — no commitment required.