Systems integration5 min read
Your systems don't need to be replaced. They need to work together.
Replacement is the most expensive answer to a problem that is usually about connection, not capability.
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Systems Integration
Disconnected systems are the single most expensive problem in most businesses, and the least visible on a balance sheet. The cost shows up as re-keyed data, reconciliation work, and decisions made on numbers that disagree. Integration is usually cheaper than replacement.
- APIs
- Databases
- ERP
- CRM
- Cloud
01What we do
- 01Integration architecture and interface design
- 02REST, SOAP, file-based and message-queue integrations
- 03Middleware and API layers between systems that were never meant to meet
- 04Master data alignment so records mean the same thing everywhere
- 05Error handling, retry logic and monitoring — integrations that fail loudly, not silently
02Where it helps
If any of these sound familiar, this is usually the right place to start.
The same record is entered by hand into two or three systems
Finance and operations report different numbers for the same month
An integration exists but nobody trusts it
A new application can't be adopted because nothing else can talk to it
Work
- Distribution and logistics
Business Systems Integration
Three systems that each held part of the truth about an order, and no reliable way to assemble the whole.
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Data & Reporting Transformation
Reporting that took three days to assemble, and that the leadership team had stopped believing.
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Document Management Transformation
Decades of documents that could be stored reliably but not found reliably.
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