Connect to any tool, even the ones without an API

A cloud tool gives you an API, an auth flow, a webhook. The contract is explicit. On-premise software gives you none of that, which is why most products simply tell those customers no. We built the agent so you don't have to. Sage 100 FR, Sage 200 ES, Sage 50 FR, EBP, BOB50, DATEV, a3ERP, Winbooks and Clyosystem are live today.

Installing a local agent used to be painful. Cockpit is the Windows app that fixed that: a guided flow with health checks on components, versions and credentials before anything switches on, clear messages that say exactly what's missing when something fails, and a final confirmation that the connection is up.

A machine in an office can go down, so you shouldn't be finding out from your customer. Every agent sends a heartbeat every 15 to 20 minutes and its status appears on the consumer's page in your Chift dashboard: green when it's running, orange when it's installed but stopped, red when the service isn't there. Add a webhook and you hear about a status change first. We recommend pairing that with a retry on your side.

Your customer's IT team doesn't have to open a port, publish an application or expose a server to reach your product. The agent runs on the host and opens the connection outward, over a secure channel, so the accounting software stays where it is. Credentials and tokens are DPAPI-encrypted on the machine and masked in Cockpit.