Integration assessment and architecture
System and data-owner inventory, dependency map and agreed API, event or batch patterns.

Connect applications and data so enterprise processes work end to end.
Disconnected ERP, CRM, cloud and legacy systems create rekeying, reconciliation work and unclear ownership when exchanges fail. We assess the landscape, design dependable contracts and make integration ownership explicit.
Baseline manual rekeying effort, reconciliation exceptions and operational failures, then agree service objectives for each critical flow. Discuss your integration priorities.
One integration scope, from architecture and contracts to reconciliation and operating ownership.
System and data-owner inventory, dependency map and agreed API, event or batch patterns.
Versioned interface contracts, authentication, access rules and change-control responsibilities.
Configured integrations and deployment procedures for the agreed platform scope, with interface mappings, validation and support responsibilities defined.
Source-to-target mappings, validation rules and reconciliation checks, with retries and failure queues.
Alerts, transaction tracing, operating runbooks and named support ownership against agreed service objectives.
Illustrative CRM order → ERP fulfilment → finance reconciliation flow. Define the contracts and accountable owners at each handover.
CRM sends a versioned API request with agreed access and validation rules. The integration owner manages transformations and routes rejected records to a failure queue.
ERP returns fulfilment status through an agreed interface. Trace retries and duplicate requests; route business exceptions to an owner rather than silently retrying.
Finance checks completeness and values against source records. Operations monitors failures, with cloud access, rollback and runbooks agreed before deployment.
Match reusable delivery IP and product capabilities to your target architecture, with connector requirements and client-specific engineering agreed during discovery.
Reusable delivery IP for modernisation and integration. Agree what can be reused and what requires client-specific contracts, mappings and engineering.

REST APIs and composable applications can address custom integration and business capabilities where ERP or CRM does not fit; this is distinct from Boomi.

Continuous testing and CI/CD integration support end-to-end regression, alongside Automated Testing & Release Assurance Packs and Cyber-Safe Delivery.
Products are available by licence, subscription or SaaS, with or without a Linkfields services engagement. Discovery agrees product fit, reusable accelerator content and client-specific engineering.
Identify systems, interfaces, data owners and failure patterns. Client owners confirm access, critical transactions and the reconciliation baseline.
Agree contracts, target patterns, access controls and transformations. Obtain sign-off from system, data and security owners before building the selected integrations.
Implement mappings and connections; test end-to-end flows, reconciliation and security. Demonstrate retry, duplicate and failure handling against acceptance criteria.
Validate cutover and rollback, transfer runbooks and alert ownership, then monitor and improve. Record platform versions, change responsibilities and agreed service objectives.
Acceptance includes approved API contracts, source-to-target mappings, reconciliation results and tests of failed or duplicate transactions. System owners review access and versioning; operations accepts alerts, runbooks and rollback procedures.
Compare manual effort, reconciliation exceptions and operational failures with the agreed baseline. Record transaction scope and measurement period so changes in reliability can be interpreted correctly.
See Our approach and commercial models for delivery governance and engagement details.
Use Time & Materials for landscape discovery, or Fixed Price for well-defined integration flows. A Dedicated Team supports an evolving integration estate; Managed Service covers agreed monitoring and support. Outcome-Based terms require reliable baselines, service ownership and attribution.
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