System Integration and Automation

Connect your systems and automate what happens between them

Most organizations run more software than they can keep in sync. Data moves between systems through spreadsheets, manual re-entry, and people acting as connectors. We replace that with reliable integrations and automated workflows that let your platforms work as one.
WHY IT MATTERS

Every manual handoff is a point of failure

When systems don't connect, people fill the gap—re-entering orders, copying status updates, assembling reports by hand. The work gets done, but at a cost in time, errors, and overhead that grows as volumes increase. Three patterns that signal integration debt is slowing you down:

No single source of truth

The same information exists in multiple systems in different states, with no clear source of truth. Reconciliation becomes a recurring task rather than an exception.

Processes that depend on people to move information

Workflows stall when someone is unavailable, makes an error, or forgets a step. Automation isn't a nice-to-have—it's the only way to make these processes reliable.

Point-to-point integrations that break under change

Point-to-point connections built quickly to solve a specific problem become liabilities when either system changes. Maintenance accumulates faster than new capabilities can be added.

WHAT WE DO

Integration and automation services

API integration

Connecting systems through well-designed APIs—REST and SOAP—with consistent patterns, error handling, and the documentation your teams need to maintain what we build.

ERP, CRM, and platform connectivity

Integrating the core platforms your business runs on—Microsoft Dynamics, Salesforce, Oracle, SharePoint, and others—so data flows reliably across your operational stack.

Middleware and iPaaS

Designing and implementing integration layers that sit between systems, handling transformation, routing, and orchestration without coupling platforms directly to each other.

Workflow automation

Replacing manual, multi-step processes with automated workflows—using Power Automate, Power Apps, and custom orchestration logic to move work through your organization without human intervention at every step.

Event-driven integration

Building integration architectures that respond to events in real time—so systems act on what's happening now rather than waiting for scheduled batch processes.

Process orchestration

Coordinating complex, multi-system processes end to end—managing state, handling exceptions, and ensuring that work reaches the right system at the right stage without manual coordination.

Data flow reliability

Designing integrations with monitoring, alerting, and recovery logic built in—so failures are caught early, data loss is prevented, and your teams aren't the last to know when something breaks.

Consult an expert

Alexei Vershalovich
Alexey Vershalovich
Solution Architect

Systems that should talk to each other but don't?

Tell us what you're working with and we'll show you what a connected architecture could look like.