Systems integration & APIs
Systems integration connects the software you already run so data flows between systems automatically — once, correctly, with a record of every exchange. We build the connectors, the shared APIs and the error handling that turn a collection of tools into one system.
This is the deepest part of our background: we have spent years integrating market data feeds, logistics systems and tendering platforms where a dropped message is not an option.
Problems this solves
- The e-shop, the warehouse and the accounting system each hold a different stock number.
- Orders are retyped from one system into another, with the errors that implies.
- A supplier or client requires EDI or an API you do not have.
- Reporting needs data from four systems, so nobody trusts any report.
- You are replacing a system and need the old and new to run side by side.
What is included
- An integration map: which system owns which data, and which direction it flows
- Connectors to your existing tools — ERPs, CRMs, e-commerce, payment, logistics
- A clean API layer where partners or internal apps need one
- Idempotent, retry-safe exchange — no duplicates, no silent losses
- Monitoring and alerting on every flow, with a searchable exchange log
- Load and failure testing before anything touches production data
How an engagement runs
Integration work starts with an audit in Discover: systems, owners, data volumes, failure modes. Design fixes the contract — formats, frequency, who wins on conflict — in writing, because ambiguity here is where integrations die. Build connects one flow at a time, each one tested against real data in a sandbox before switch-on. Support monitors the flows continuously; when a vendor changes an API, we know before you do.
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