Systems Integration
The adapters, auth dances, and rate-limit handling off-the-shelf connectors can't cover. Custom integrations between the systems you already run.
The systems you already paid for, finally talking to each other.
What we ship
- 01
Legacy SOAP, EDI, file-drop, and webhook pipelines
- 02
Custom REST and GraphQL connectors with auth handled
- 03
Rate-limit, retry, and dead-letter handling out of the box
- 04
Documentation engineers actually read
The ERP is fourteen years old and only speaks SOAP. The off-the-shelf connector covers a third of what you need; the rest sits in a Google Sheet someone updates by hand.
When the off-the-shelf connector ends, we begin. We write the adapter, the auth dance, the retry logic, the monitoring, and the runbook — then hand you the keys.
Six weeks from broken to instrumented — without touching production.
- 01 MAP
Trace what talks to what
Read the existing flow, the auth dance, the failure modes the engineer who remembers SOAP can still describe. Document what's actually there — not the diagram from 2019.
Week 1 - 02 ADAPT
Write the connector
Auth, retries, rate limits, dead letters. SOAP, EDI, file-drop, REST — whichever the legacy speaks.
Week 2–3 - 03 SANDBOX
Replay real records
Pulled from your actual data into a sandbox tenant, not the vendor demo. Reconciled against the system of record before anything touches prod.
Week 3–4 - 04 OBSERVE
Wire up monitoring
Latency, error rates, reconciliation gaps. Alerts in the channel your team already watches.
Week 4–5 - 05 HANDOVER
Documentation that gets read
Runbook, schema diagram, on-call notes. The keys are yours.
Week 5–6
What we measure
- Sync latency
- Records reconciled
- Failure recovery time
Adjacent practices
Bring us the problem.
30-minute call. One-page proposal by Friday. We respond within one business day — every time. If we're not the right fit, we'll tell you who is.