Capability

System integration and APIs so data stops breaking halfway

Connecting the applications you already have, including national services, with clear interface contracts, monitoring, and a queue for failed deliveries.

Network cables in a patch panel

Problems we usually see

  • The same data is typed into two or three applications.
  • Submissions to a national platform often fail validation.
  • Nobody notices a failed integration until someone complains.

Scope and way of working

Typical scope

  • Inventory of systems and interfaces
  • Connectors, middleware, or an outbox
  • Data mapping and payload validation
  • Monitoring and an exception queue

Always included

  • Diagnose or scope validation before building
  • Written acceptance criteria per milestone
  • Runbook and handover documentation
  • An Operate option after go-live

How we work on it

Integration work starts with the Integration Readiness Assessment (Diagnose package B) and is then built as Deliver D1. Once live, failed-delivery alerts and a mapping runbook become part of Operate.

Common questions

Do we have to replace the old system?

Not always. Many cases only need an adapter and master data cleanup. We recommend replacement only if Diagnose finds fatal technical debt.

Tell us what you need

We will help you pick the right entry point: Diagnose, Deliver, or Operate.