· 05 · Systems Integration
Systems Integration
Making the tools you already bought actually talk to each other.
· What it includes
API design and integration
REST, GraphQL, or event-driven — clean contracts that hold up as both sides evolve.
Data pipeline engineering
ETL/ELT pipelines that move data reliably between systems without surprises at 3am.
Legacy system bridging
Adapters and anti-corruption layers so you can modernise incrementally, not big-bang.
Event streaming
Kafka, Redpanda, or cloud-native event buses for async, decoupled architectures.
SaaS and vendor integration
CRMs, ERPs, payment providers, identity platforms — we handle the glue.
· How we run it
Three steps. No surprises.
01
Assess
We review the current state — architecture, process, tooling, team capacity. We document what we find, not what you want to hear.
02
Plan
A scoped delivery plan with clear milestones, acceptance criteria, and what done looks like. Agreed before any work starts.
03
Operate
We ship, validate in production, and hand over with documentation. Or stay on as retained support — your choice.
· Recent outcomes
What this looks like in practice.
Logistics company
Problem
6 vendor systems, no single source of truth; manual reconciliation taking 2 days/week
Outcome
Event-driven integration layer built; reconciliation automated, 0 manual hours
Marketplace platform
Problem
Payment provider migration blocked by tight coupling across 9 services
Outcome
Anti-corruption layer shipped; provider swapped in 3 weeks with no downtime
· Tech stack
Tools we work with.
Cloud
- AWS EventBridge
- GCP Pub/Sub
- Azure Service Bus
IaC
- Terraform
- Pulumi
Observability
- Jaeger
- Zipkin
- OpenTelemetry
CI/CD
- Gitea Actions
- GitHub Actions
Security
- OAuth2 / OIDC
- mTLS
- API gateway rate limiting
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