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We’ve been connecting business systems for years.

First as Cloudify, with ready-made apps and hand-built integrations. Now as Fourgent, with AI agents that do the same work in a fraction of the time.

2019 — 2026

Every step taught us something the next one needed.

2019
Cloudify starts
One goal: stop people retyping data.
We saw finance teams copying orders and deals into their accounting system by hand, every single day. We started Cloudify to fix that.
2020
Standard apps
Install, map a few fields, done.
Our first ready-made apps connected the tools companies already used. Orders and deals turned into invoices on their own.
- HubSpot
- Pipedrive
- Shopify
- e-conomic
- Fortnox
- Xero
2022
Custom integrations
Then every customer was a little different.
Three VAT zones. Invoices on signature, not on Closed Won. Payment status back in the CRM. A standard app could only bend so far, so we started building custom integrations by hand.
2024
The pattern
The code was easy. The questions were hard.
Project after project, the same edge cases came back. The difference between a working integration and a broken one was always the conversation at the start.
2026
Fourgent
Everything we learned, now in AI agents.
Fourgent asks the questions our consultants ask, then builds, tests and keeps watching. Same knowledge. No waiting weeks for a project slot.

First as Cloudify, with ready-made apps and hand-built integrations. Now as Fourgent, with AI agents that do the same work in a fraction of the time.

2019 — 2026

Every step taught us something the next one needed.

2019
Cloudify starts
One goal: stop people retyping data.
We saw finance teams copying orders and deals into their accounting system by hand, every single day. We started Cloudify to fix that.
2020
Standard apps
Install, map a few fields, done.
Our first ready-made apps connected the tools companies already used. Orders and deals turned into invoices on their own.
- HubSpot
- Pipedrive
- Shopify
- e-conomic
- Fortnox
- Xero
2022
Custom integrations
Then every customer was a little different.
Three VAT zones. Invoices on signature, not on Closed Won. Payment status back in the CRM. A standard app could only bend so far, so we started building custom integrations by hand.
2024
The pattern
The code was easy. The questions were hard.
Project after project, the same edge cases came back. The difference between a working integration and a broken one was always the conversation at the start.
2026
Fourgent
Everything we learned, now in AI agents.
Fourgent asks the questions our consultants ask, then builds, tests and keeps watching. Same knowledge. No waiting weeks for a project slot.

We didn’t start Fourgent because AI was trending. We started it because, this year, it finally became good enough to do the job the way we do it.

AI agents can now finish the job
Until recently, AI could write a snippet of code. Today’s agents can hold a real conversation, plan the work, use tools and check their own results from start to finish.
We already had the playbook
Years of standard apps and hand-built integrations gave us something generic AI tools don’t have: a deep list of what goes wrong, and how to prevent it.
Custom shouldn’t mean slow
A custom integration used to mean a quote, a project slot and weeks of waiting. Now it can start with a conversation and go live much faster.