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ERPs, CRMs, payment rails, identity providers, legacy mainframes - integrated with API gateways, event streams, and contracts your team can actually maintain.
Real-time, batch, event-driven, request/response - we pick the right pattern for the actual problem.
SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics, Salesforce, HubSpot - bi-directional sync with field-level mapping, conflict resolution, and audit trails.
Centralized API gateways with rate limiting, auth, transformation, and per-client backends-for-frontends.
Kafka, EventBridge, RabbitMQ, and SNS/SQS pipelines with idempotency, dead-letter queues, and replay tooling.
Inbound and outbound webhook infrastructure with signed payloads, retry queues, and a delivery dashboard your team can actually debug from.
Mainframe, on-prem databases, SOAP services, and EDI - wrapped in modern REST/GraphQL/event APIs without rewriting the legacy.
SAML, OIDC, SCIM, and federated identity across Okta, Azure AD, Auth0, and custom IdPs. Provisioning and deprovisioning included.
Every integration assumes retries. Duplicate events don't create duplicate records. We design for the network's worst day.
Distributed tracing across systems. When an order doesn't reach the warehouse, we know exactly which hop dropped it.
Anti-corruption layers, schemas at boundaries, and contract tests so one system's change doesn't break three others.
Versioned APIs, feature flags, and gradual migrations. Integrations should outlive the systems they connect.
Document every system, owner, data contract, and the actual user/business flow that depends on it.
Schemas, error semantics, retries, idempotency keys, and SLAs agreed before any code is written.
Ship behind a feature flag, dual-write to both systems, and compare results before cutting traffic over.
Phased rollout with per-tenant flags, dashboards live from day one, on-call rotation handed to your team or kept on ours.
Tell us the systems you need connected. We'll come back with a target architecture, contract design, and a phased delivery plan.