Stitching twenty disconnected tools into one reliable workflow
We built an integration mesh that connects the SaaS tools a business already runs on, so data flows between them automatically and a failure in one doesn't silently break the rest.
IntegrationsDurable workflowsIdempotencyObservability
The challenge
Work moved between a dozen tools by copy-paste and a graveyard of brittle point-to-point scripts. When one integration broke, nobody noticed until a customer did, and there was no record of what had run or what it changed. The team wanted automation that was reliable enough to stop watching.
What we built
- A connector layer that normalises each tool's API into a common event model, so integrations are built once against a stable shape, not against every vendor's quirks.
- Durable workflows that retry, back off, and resume from where they failed, so a transient outage doesn't lose work.
- An idempotency and reconciliation layer so a retried step never double-charges, double-sends, or double-creates.
- An audit log and dashboard showing every run, its inputs, and its outcome, so a broken flow surfaces immediately.
The outcome
- Data moves between tools automatically, with the copy-paste and brittle scripts retired.
- A failure in one integration is caught and retried instead of silently breaking the chain.
- Every automated run is logged and reconcilable, so the team trusts it enough to stop watching.
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