Middleware that keeps every system
telling one truth.

iPaaS is right for low-volume, low-stakes flows where a missed run costs nothing, we'll tell you to keep those. Custom middleware wins when volume makes per-task pricing absurd, when a dropped event costs real money, or when you need retries, ordering and conflict resolution that connectors can't express. The audit prices both paths against your actual volumes.

Every pipeline retries with exponential backoff, and anything still failing lands in a dead-letter queue that pages us, median detection is about four minutes, not weeks. Because writes are idempotent, dead-lettered events can be replayed safely after the fix without creating duplicate records or double charges.

Depends on the flow. Call logging, order status and payment events should be real-time, a support rep reading yesterday's data is the whole problem. Ledger reconciliation and reporting extracts are often better as deliberate nightly batches. Most stacks we build are a mix, chosen per flow, not one dogma.

Each connection sits behind a versioned adapter with contract tests, so a breaking change fails loudly in our test suite instead of silently corrupting your data. We track deprecation calendars for Stripe, Shopify, QuickBooks, Zoho and the rest, and ship adapter updates ahead of provider cutoffs as part of the support plan.

TLS on every hop, webhook signature verification on every inbound event, credentials in a secrets manager rather than in scenario configs, and queues running inside your own AWS account, your data never routes through a shared multi-tenant automation platform. We scope OAuth grants to the minimum each pipeline needs.

Grafana dashboards for lag, throughput and failure rates, alert rules routed to us and to your team, and a monthly reconciliation report proving the systems agree. Support runs under a written SLA with named response times, and since the code and dashboards are yours, you can also run it entirely in-house.

The audit is fixed-price. A typical first pipeline is a fixed-scope project of four to eight weeks; teams replacing heavy Zapier or Make usage often see the build pay for itself within a year of retired task fees, before counting the hours of re-keying it removes. Ongoing support is a light monthly retainer you can stop anytime.

Yes, legacy bridges are a core service. We work with whatever the system offers: SOAP endpoints, database change-data capture, even scheduled file drops, and wrap it in a monitored gateway that speaks webhooks to the rest of your stack. The old system keeps running; the rest of your tools stop waiting on it.