DDT Integrations builds the software a business actually runs on — the site that brings the work in, the dashboard that shows you where you stand, and the agents that handle the repetitive parts in between. Built around how you already work, wired into the tools you already pay for, and yours to keep. The work still gets done. It just stops costing you a person to do it.
This is VELORA — our inbound voice operator — answering a resident who has rung about a repair. Watch the transcript build as she speaks, and the message land, written up, without anyone in the office touching it.
Pick the one that fits the problem, or have all three talking to each other.
Hand-built sites for businesses where the website has a job to do — take the referral, book the call, get the enquiry to a human. No page builder, no monthly platform fee.
The screen a business actually runs on. Built around one team's real questions and wired into the systems already producing the data.
Software agents that take the repetitive work off people — answering the phone, chasing the missed call, sourcing the lead, logging the record.
You need the tools you already have to stop dropping things between them.
We plug into the tools you already pay for — your phone line, your calendar, your CRM, your database. Nobody has to learn a new system or migrate anything.
Everything we build replaces a specific, measurable amount of work — hours off a person, or enquiries that used to go cold. If it can't be pointed at a real cost on your P&L, we'll tell you rather than build it.
Most of what gets missed happens outside office hours — the 7pm call, the 6am listing, the weekend enquiry that went to someone else. That's usually where the money was leaking.
Every action the software takes is logged where you can read it. If a caller says they reported something, there's a transcript with a timestamp.
Where we can call a service directly, we do. Fewer moving parts between your systems means fewer things that break at 3am.
One of the things we built measured a negative return, and it says so in its own product. We'd rather show you that than a case study with the failures edited out.
Most projects run three to seven days from first conversation to something live.
We sit with how the work actually happens — not the process document. The repetitive, expensive, easy-to-miss parts are usually obvious within an hour.
One job, one build, one measurable outcome. We'd rather ship something narrow that works than something broad that needs supervising.
Your actual calendar, your actual number, your actual database. Not a sandbox that behaves differently on day one.
We fire the real payloads at every integration before anything goes in front of a customer, so the first customer isn't the test.
It goes live with logging on. The first week is monitored, and the copy, the prompt or the filters get tuned against what really came in.
You get the code, the documentation and the ability to change it. We're an agency, not a hostage situation.
If it's repetitive, happens outside office hours, or costs you a customer every time it slips — that's the one to start with. First call is thirty minutes and free.
UK-based — working remotely with clients worldwide
3–7 days from first call to live