A family company
that took the long way here.
Inovaflow is a small, senior engineering team in Prague. We did not set out to become an integration company. We became one because on every project we worked on, for years, the integration was the part that decided whether it went well — so in the end we made that the whole job.
How we ended up doing only this.
It started with Rossum projects
Before Inovaflow, we spent four years inside Rossum — an AI document-processing platform — implementing it for enterprise customers. That is where we learned how enterprise software really works in practice, not in a demo.
Every one of them was really an integration project
The Rossum part rarely decided a project. What decided it was everything it had to connect to: SAP, NetSuite, Oracle, Coupa, Dynamics, approval workflows, master data nobody owned, and whatever the customer had built themselves.
So we built the company around that part
We stopped treating integration as the awkward final piece of someone else’s project and made it our whole job.
Software vendors had the same problem, only bigger
B2B SaaS teams lose deals when their product does not connect to the system a buyer runs, and their engineers get pulled away from the roadmap to fix it. Same problem, more money at stake.
Then agents arrived, and it was the same problem
MCP was new, but the questions were not: which system, whose login, what happens on a retry, who approves a write. An agent is only as good as what it can safely reach.
Integration engineering for B2B SaaS.
MCP connectors
Reusable agent tools for the ERPs and CRMs your customers run, shipped into your product.
Learn moreAPI connectors
Native connectors for the systems on your most-requested list, delivered as code in your repo.
Learn moreOne-off builds
The integration a single deal depends on, without it becoming a feature you own forever.
Learn moreMarketplace publishing
SAP Store, AgentExchange, HubSpot, ServiceNow and the automation platforms, taken end to end.
Learn moreEnterprise teams connecting their own systems, and everything around Rossum, are still a big part of what we do — see enterprise integration projects and Rossum Experts.
Small on purpose. Deep on the systems.
Solution architects, engineers and developers, with the founders still in every scoping call. Everyone here has shipped real integrations into real enterprise systems. That is the only thing we have ever hired on.
Enterprise projects
Across SAP, NetSuite, Dynamics, Salesforce, Coupa and the systems around them.
Team members
Solution architects, engineers and developers. All senior, all hands-on.
Projects per person
Nobody here runs more than three at once, so every project gets real attention.
on G2
From the finance and IT teams who ran these deployments with us.
Four things we do not compromise on.
We say no more than we say yes
One to three projects per person, on purpose. It is the only way an urgent problem gets picked up while it still matters, instead of waiting behind five other clients.
You talk to the people building it
No account managers, no ticketing system, no handover to a delivery team you have never met. Direct Slack or WhatsApp access to the engineers, and weekly demos showing real data moving.
The code is yours from the first commit
Your repository, your language, your review process. None of our code sits between your product and your customer, and there is no per-connection fee. If you stopped working with us tomorrow, nothing would break.
We will tell you the cheaper answer
Sometimes the honest answer is a one-off build instead of a connector, an existing platform instead of us, or nothing at all for now. We would rather say that on the call than find out in month three.
A family company. Run like one.
What began as a family business is growing carefully into an engineering team, and we have been picky about it — we bring in people who think the way we do: understand the business problem first, then build. No layers, no handoffs, nobody learning your systems at your expense. It also means we take it personally when something we built breaks, and we think that is how it should be.
We treat every client like family. In practice that means being straight with you early — about what a project will really cost, about which parts we are not the right team for, and about the weeks when something turns out harder than we said it would be.
Tell us what you are trying to connect.
Thirty minutes with the people who would build it. We map the systems, tell you honestly which service fits — including when the answer is the cheaper one — and give you a timeline and a fixed quote, usually within 24–48 hours.
The call is free. The quote is fixed. The code is yours.
or email us directly — hello@inovaflow.io
A family company in Prague. We treat every client like family.