Connect what doesn’t talk. Replace brittle point-to-point hooks with API gateways, event streams, and middleware your team can actually maintain. Built for regulated environments where the integration layer is also the audit layer.
Anything that needs to talk to something else. APIs, event streams, message queues, file-based handoffs, CRM-to-billing pipelines, EHR-to-data-warehouse flows. We design the integration layer, build the connectors and middleware, and stand up the API gateway that sits in front of it. The work usually starts with a map of what exists and a brutally honest read on what should be replaced versus wrapped.
Carefully. Most legacy systems weren’t designed to be integrated, and the cost of misreading them shows up six months later. Our forward-deployed engineers spend time inside your environment first: reading code, watching traffic, talking to the people who keep it running. Then we choose the right pattern (adapter, anti-corruption layer, event log, scheduled batch) based on what the legacy system can actually support without falling over. AI-assisted reverse engineering helps us read undocumented code faster, but the architectural call is still ours.
Whatever fits. We work with REST and GraphQL APIs, event streaming on Kafka and Kinesis, message brokers like RabbitMQ and SQS, iPaaS platforms when they make sense, and custom middleware when they don’t. For API management we deploy Kong, Apigee, AWS API Gateway, and Azure API Management depending on the stack. We’re opinionated about architecture, not about tools. The right pattern for one client is the wrong pattern for the next, and we’ll tell you which is which.
Compliance isn’t a phase we run at the end. It’s the architecture. Every integration is built with auth, encryption in transit and at rest, audit logging, and least-privilege access designed in from day one. We’ve shipped integrations inside HIPAA, SOC 2, and PCI environments where the integration layer is also the audit layer. If your security team needs to walk every connection before launch, we build for that walkthrough.
It depends on what’s connected to what. A focused two-system integration with clean APIs on both sides can ship in 4-8 weeks. A platform-wide rework with legacy systems, regulated data, and twelve downstream consumers usually runs 4-9 months and gets broken into phased releases. We’ll give you a realistic timeline after the discovery phase, not before. The team that does discovery is the team that ships, so the estimate reflects what we’ll actually have to build.
