Integration analysis
Every integration starts with understanding the flow: which data goes where, when, in which format, and who relies on it.
IT development
So I connect and automate business software. Less manual work, fewer errors, and the results you expect, sooner.
Making systems work together, so data flows on its own and people can focus on the work that matters.
Every integration starts with understanding the flow: which data goes where, when, in which format, and who relies on it.
Connecting ERP, webshops, warehouse systems and other packages, and exchanging orders, invoices and other messages with customers and suppliers automatically.
n8n · Montova · Dovetail · Babelway
Taking repetitive tasks off your hands: workflows that collect, process and pass on data without anyone having to step in.
n8n · Peliqan · APIs
Support in setting up and maintaining the data flows behind your reports and dashboards.
Peliqan · QlikView · EasyMorph
Connecting AI assistants securely to your business systems, so they work with your real data: looking things up, summarising and carrying out tasks, within the limits you set.
MCP · n8n · Peliqan · Claude
For most projects I work closely with Younify, an independent consultancy that helps companies choose, implement and keep evolving their business software. Younify lays the groundwork; I take over where systems need to talk to each other.
Software selection, process analysis, implementation coordination, training and change support.
Technical integration: interfaces, EDI flows and automation between ERP and the rest of your landscape.
Project-based, step by step. Every project is a chance to learn and improve.
We map the current flow of data and where it gets stuck.
A concrete plan with a clear scope and what it will deliver.
Develop, connect and test, together with the people who use it every day.
Measure what it delivers and adjust where needed.
If a computer can do it, you shouldn’t have to.
I’m Wim Vanherle, an out-of-the-box thinking computer nerd with a broad range of experience.
I started out as a web developer (PHP). My interest in ERP soon led me to reinventing and implementing business processes. Today I focus on integration and automation: making systems work together so nobody has to copy data by hand.
What ties it all together: I don’t like doing things twice. So I keep looking for the way to get the job done with fewer manual steps.
Tell me where you’re losing time. I’m happy to think along.