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System integration

Systems that agree with each other.

REST and SOAP APIs, webhooks, file and SFTP exchanges, event-driven architectures and middleware connecting ERP, CRM, payment, banking and SaaS systems, with monitoring that tells the business what failed.

Overview

How we approach it.

Most integration estates decay: built quickly, no error handling, nobody knows which flow failed last night. We build integrations like production software, with typed contracts, idempotent writes, retries, dead-letter queues and alerts routed to the people who can act on them.

Technologies we reach for

  • Node.js
  • Python
  • Java
  • REST APIs
  • GraphQL
  • AWS
  • Oracle Cloud (OCI)
  • PostgreSQL
  • Docker

What we deliver

Capabilities

Everything Amrelia Technologies designs, builds and runs under Integration.

  • REST & SOAP APIs

    Consuming and exposing APIs with authentication, versioning, throttling and documentation.

  • Webhooks & events

    Event-driven architectures with queues and streams so systems react in near real time without polling.

  • File & SFTP integrations

    Bank files, payroll, EDI and bulk loads: parsing at scale, encryption, archiving and reconciliation.

  • ERP & CRM integrations

    Oracle, SAP, NetSuite, Dynamics, Salesforce and HubSpot through supported APIs, never table-level hacks.

  • Payments & banking

    Payment processors, settlement files, ISO 20022 and bank connectivity with the controls finance needs.

  • SaaS & middleware

    Point-to-point where it is honest, an integration layer where the estate has outgrown it: OIC, MuleSoft, custom Node.js.

  • Integration monitoring

    Business identifiers on every message, dashboards per flow, alerts with the record and the fix.

  • Reliability patterns

    Idempotency keys, retries with backoff, dead-letter handling, replay tooling and reconciliation reports.

Pattern

Reference integration pattern

Reference integration pattern
  1. Systems

    • ERP
    • CRM
    • Banks
    • SaaS tools
  2. Integration layer

    • APIs & webhooks
    • Queues & events
    • File processing
  3. Operations

    • Monitoring
    • Dead-letter & replay
    • Reconciliation
  4. Consumers

    • Web & mobile apps
    • Data warehouse
    • Partners

Two systems that never quite agree?

That is an integration design problem, and it is fixable. Tell us which two.