Technologies
Integration, APIs & automation
API products, event-driven integration, and low-code where it earns its place—always with versioning, throttling, and consumer governance.
API
products with monetization telemetry
Events
schema governance at scale
BPMN
human tasks + automation boundaries
iPaaS
governed low-code where it earns its place
Platform depth we deploy in production
Representative stacks and patterns from active programs—always tailored to your control framework and economics, never copy-pasted from a generic bill of materials.
MuleSoft · Boomi · webMethods
ESB modernization, API-led connectivity
Apigee · Kong · AWS API Gateway
Gateways, quotas, developer portals, monetization
Confluent · Amazon MSK · Azure Event Hubs
Streaming integration, schema governance
Workato · Make · Power Automate
Orchestrated automations with enterprise guardrails
Camunda · Temporal
Durable workflows, saga patterns, human tasks
GraphQL · gRPC · REST
Contract testing, versioning, backward compatibility
How we work in this domain
Integration is where business semantics meet technical contracts. We implement API products, event meshes, and workflow engines with versioning, throttling, and governance that survive partner ecosystems and regulatory review.
API lifecycle from design to deprecation
OpenAPI and AsyncAPI specifications live in repos with review gates. Consumer-driven contract tests protect backward compatibility when producers evolve.
Developer portals expose sandboxes, keys, and usage analytics with abuse detection tuned to your threat model.
ESB modernization without losing operational truth
MuleSoft, Boomi, and webMethods estates are mapped to target architectures that reduce operational drag. Strangler routes retire monolithic buses while preserving traceability for finance and HR integrations.
Cutover plans include parallel running, reconciliation reports, and rollback triggers finance approves.
Event-driven integration and ordering guarantees
Kafka topics, consumer groups, and idempotent handlers are designed with ordering and duplication expectations explicit. Schema evolution policies prevent silent consumer breaks.
Dead-letter handling and replay tooling are tested before production incidents require them.
Durable workflows and human tasks
Camunda and Temporal implementations separate technical retries from business exceptions that need human judgment. Saga patterns coordinate distributed transactions without hiding partial failure states.
SLAs for human steps are visible to operations teams alongside automated processing metrics.
GraphQL / gRPC
When to use which; federation patterns with guardrails.
Low-code governance
Workato / Power Automate with enterprise controls.
API gateways
Kong, Apigee, AWS—quotas, mTLS, and WAF integration.
B2B protocols
EDI modernization alongside JSON APIs.