Reliable data flow between existing tools
Connect the applications around the work your team already does.
We connect existing applications, APIs and data flows, with appropriate handling for permissions, duplicates, failures and recovery.
When this is useful
- The same information is entered in more than one system.
- An integration fails without a clear owner or recovery path.
- Records become duplicated or inconsistent.
- Permissions and data responsibilities are unclear.
What we deliver
System and data-flow review
Map the applications, records, triggers and owners in scope.
API and permission design
Use the available interfaces and least access appropriate to the project.
Connection implementation
Build and document the agreed data flow between systems.
Duplicates and idempotency
Define how repeated events and conflicting records are handled.
Failure and recovery
Record errors, notify the right owner and provide a practical recovery path.
Illustrative example
An integration with an owner
- 1.A defined event starts the flow.
- 2.Validated information reaches the correct record.
- 3.Repeated events do not create unwanted duplicates.
- 4.Failures are visible and recoverable.
Available APIs, permissions, rate limits and data quality are reviewed before the final implementation scope is agreed.
Questions we are asked
Do you need to rebuild the application?
Not necessarily. We review the current system first and agree whether repair, extension, modernisation or a bounded replacement is justified.
Can you work with an existing team or agency?
Yes. We agree access, communication, client ownership and handover responsibilities before work starts.
How does work begin?
We examine one real user or staff journey, review the relevant system, then agree a bounded scope and acceptance checks.
Discuss the systems that need to work together
Tell us what moves between them today, where it fails and who needs to know.