System integration and event-driven architecture

At a fixed price, per interface or per batch of interfaces, once source and target formats, volumes and error-handling rules are known. Shared foundations such as the event bus, monitoring and the mapping engine are built once and reused, so each additional flow is cheaper to add than the first. You know the full cost before work starts.

A single flow between two systems with documented APIs is typically live in two to four weeks, testing included. Setting up an event backbone and migrating several interfaces off an ESB is a one-to-three-month engagement, delivered interface by interface so nothing waits for a big-bang go-live.

EventBridge for most business events: serverless, inexpensive at moderate volumes, with a schema registry and native AWS targets. Kafka on Amazon MSK when you need very high throughput, long retention, consumer-driven replay or already run a Kafka ecosystem. Many architectures use both, with SQS in between to absorb peaks. We choose from your volumes and constraints, not from habit.

Yes. We have built production integrations that consume SAP IDocs, map their XML to JSON and route them to cloud services, partner APIs and a data lake. We work alongside your SAP team, who keep ownership of the ERP side, while we handle transport, mapping, delivery and monitoring on AWS.

Messages wait instead of disappearing. Deliveries retry with exponential backoff; after a set number of attempts they land in a dead-letter queue with full context, and an alert is raised. Once the target is back, the queue is replayed, and idempotent consumers ensure a replayed message never creates a duplicate order or invoice.