Enterprise Systems Integration
Connect modern and legacy applications, data, identity, and workflows with integration architecture designed for reliability, security, and operational ownership.
When this is the right conversation
Disconnected systems create invisible operational work
When applications cannot exchange dependable information, people re-enter data, reconcile spreadsheets, chase status updates, and work around errors. Integration needs more than an API. It needs ownership, contracts, security, observability, and recovery.
- Duplicate entry and inconsistent records across core systems.
- Point-to-point connections that are difficult to change or diagnose.
- Legacy applications without modern integration interfaces.
- Business processes that stop when a downstream system is unavailable.
Who this is for
Technology and operations leaders responsible for ERP, legacy, cloud, partner, identity, and data connectivity.
Scope and next step
Integration connects applications, information and events. Supply-chain pillars describe the workflows those connections support; data engineering establishes trusted information for decisions.
Delivery approach
How Algoza approaches integration
Map
Document systems, owners, data, events, dependencies, controls, and failure modes.
Design
Choose appropriate API, event, batch, middleware, and identity patterns.
Implement
Build contracts, transformations, validation, security, tests, and observability.
Operate
Plan monitoring, support, replay, recovery, change management, and documentation.
Technology considerations
Integration capabilities
- Application integration
- REST, GraphQL, webhooks, events, queues, batch, and middleware.
- Enterprise connectivity
- ERP, finance, CRM, identity, document, data, and operational platforms.
- Data movement
- Mapping, transformation, validation, synchronisation, migration, and reconciliation.
- Operational control
- Authentication, authorisation, auditability, monitoring, retries, and recovery.
Responsible outcomes
What dependable integration improves
Consistent information
Systems exchange defined, validated data with less manual re-entry.
Connected workflows
Status and actions can move across applications without relying on email hand-offs.
Operational visibility
Monitoring and ownership make failures easier to identify and manage.
Commercial engagement
What the engagement includes
- Engagement model
- An integration assessment followed by one prioritised flow and iterative expansion.
- Pricing approach
- Fixed assessment; phased delivery per integration domain; optional operations retainer.
- Indicative timeline
- Typically 2–4 weeks for mapping and 6–16 weeks for an initial production integration.
Typical deliverables
- Integration landscape and ownership map
- Contracts and target architecture
- APIs, events, batch flows, validation, and security
- Observability, reconciliation, recovery, and documentation
Success measures to baseline
- Synchronisation and processing failures
- Reconciliation and duplicate-entry effort
- Integration latency and availability
- Incident recovery time
Timelines and pricing methods are indicative. Algoza confirms scope, dependencies, procurement requirements, responsibilities, and commercial terms before delivery begins. Success targets are agreed against a client-specific baseline; they are not guaranteed outcomes.
Related pathways
Related services
Frequently asked questions
Enterprise integration FAQs
Can Algoza integrate with legacy systems?
Do we need to replace our ERP?
How do you make integrations reliable?
Can you integrate cloud and on-premise systems?
Map the systems, data, and workflow that need to connect
Share the applications involved, the information exchanged, and where the current process breaks down. Algoza will help define the integration approach.