Every system TYTEN reads from, and writes back to
Fourteen CAFM and field service platforms. Five accounting systems. Your existing mailboxes. TYTEN works on top of the stack you already run, so nothing migrates and nobody gets a new login.
Integration is client-driven. If yours is not on this page, it is a conversation, not a rebuild.
What two-way actually means
Most tools export. TYTEN puts the work back where your team already looks for it.
| TYTEN reads | TYTEN writes back | |
|---|---|---|
| Your CAFM | Work orders, assets, sites, suppliers, statuses and due dates. | New jobs, job sheets and certificates, notes, costs, completion and asset marking. |
| Your accounts | Supplier bills, purchase orders, contacts and agreed rates. | Validated bills ready for approval, sales invoices raised against the proven job. |
| Your mailboxes | Contractor replies, job sheets, invoices and compliance documents as they arrive. | Chases, acknowledgements and escalations, sent from your own address. |
Supported systems
Live means running in production for at least one client today, not on a roadmap.
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No new interfaces
Everything flows through your existing mailboxes and CAFM. No new portals for your team or your contractors.
No migration
Your data stays where it is. TYTEN connects to it rather than asking you to move it.
Client-driven
New platforms get built because a client runs one. Typical go-live for the first module is four weeks.
What runs on top of them
The integration is the plumbing. The work is done by the reactive helpdesk, PPM chasing, document tracking, accounting and voice agent workers. See the roles they cover.