Workflow
Cross-tool sync
Two systems agree without anyone re-typing what one of them already knows.
- By
- Caleb and Ryan, the founders
- Updated
- September 2, 2026
- Version
- 0.1, in the library
- n8n
- Zapier
A disciplined two-way sync between the pair of tools your team re-types between: field mapping declared in one file, a single source of truth per field, conflicts logged for a person instead of silently overwritten. The unglamorous system that quietly ends a category of errors.
Built, documented, running.
Part of the working library we deploy from on every engagement.
Bring this into a project- Complete and documented: the same files we run ourselves.
- Deployed and tuned to your stack as part of an engagement.
The file
Draft excerpt# Field map client-name: CRM owns; project tool followsstatus: project tool owns; CRM followsconflict: both changed since last sync -> log, ask a personnever: delete propagates only with human confirmation
What is inside
3 items. Includes deployment guide.
flow.jsonThe watcher pair and the conflict gatefield-map.mdEach synced field and its ownerguide.mdRunning it read-only first, then live
Who it is for
- The CRM and the project tool disagree about the same client.
- Someone's job includes copying fields between systems.
- Sync tools have burned you by overwriting the wrong side.
Requirements
- The two tools, with API access
- A decision about which side owns each field
Where this sits
This system
Cross-tool sync
In the library, running.
In your stack
The audit finds which system earns its place first; we install and tune it around how you work.
Changelog
- September 2, 2026In the library. Version 0.1 runs in our own operation.
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