Application development

Application and System Integration

Most companies do not have one system. They have an application, a database, a report and something external that all need the same customer, order or inventory record.

A path, not a pile of interfaces

A practical flow is an application that calls an API, the API that writes to SQL Server, and reporting that reads a governed copy of that data. The pieces change. The rule does not: one place owns the record, and the others receive it on purpose.

Applications and databases

The screen and SQL Server, PostgreSQL or Oracle staying consistent.

APIs and web services

A supported contract instead of a shared database login. See API development.

ETL and files

Scheduled or batch exchange when real time is unnecessary. See ETL and data integration.

Reporting

Power BI or SSRS on data that matches the application. See Power BI and reporting.

Cloud services

A hybrid application that still has a system of record. See cloud database services.

External platforms

Only after that platform's API is reviewed. We do not imply support for a vendor we have not scoped.

Why companies fund this

People stop typing the same fact into two systems
Reports match the application
A manual overnight file becomes a job someone can monitor
A failure is logged at the boundary instead of discovered by a customer

Discuss Your Integration Requirements Request Application Assessment

List the systems that do not talk

Name the application, the database and the other system. We will recommend an API, a database integration or an ETL job.

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