Integrations & Platform Backends

Backend systems that connect platforms, internal tools, and enterprise systems

We design and implement backend systems and integrations that connect internal platforms with the systems organizations already depend on - securely, reliably, and without fragile point-to-point solutions.

Our focus is not isolated APIs, but backend layers that support internal platforms, workflows, and operational tools at scale.

The problem integrations solve

As organizations grow, systems tend to fragment:

  • ERP, CRM, and internal tools evolve independently
  • data synchronization becomes manual or unreliable
  • access control is inconsistent across systems
  • integrations break during updates or releases

Typical symptoms:

  • duplicated data and unclear system ownership
  • manual exports, imports, and workarounds
  • brittle integrations tied to individual engineers
  • security and audit gaps between systems

Platform backends address these issues by providing a structured integration layer.

What Integrations & Platform Backends mean in practice

  • integrations are versioned and observable
  • access and identity are centrally managed
  • data flows are explicit and traceable
  • changes can be introduced without breaking dependent systems

Integrations become part of the platform - not hidden scripts.

What we implement

Identity & access management (IAM / SSO)

Centralized identity and access control:

  • •single sign-on (SSO)
  • •role-based access (RBAC)
  • •audit trails and permission boundaries

API & event-driven backend systems

Backend layers built using:

  • •REST / GraphQL APIs
  • •event-driven architectures
  • •asynchronous workflows

ERP & CRM integrations (when relevant)

Structured integrations with:

  • •SAP
  • •Microsoft Dynamics
  • •Salesforce
  • •HubSpot
  • •custom internal systems

How we build platform backends

We avoid tightly coupled point-to-point integrations. Instead, we design:

  • clear system boundaries
  • versioned interfaces
  • integration logic that can evolve safely

Typical building blocks:

  • Java / Spring Boot backends
  • event systems (Kafka, async messaging)
  • API gateways and service layers
  • secure authentication and authorization
  • observability across integration flows

Who this is for

  • rely on ERP, CRM, or legacy systems
  • operate multiple internal tools
  • require reliable data synchronization
  • need secure, auditable system boundaries

Typical clients:

  • enterprise and industrial organizations
  • SaaS companies with complex internal tooling
  • teams modernizing legacy system landscapes

When this service is the right fit

  • integrations are fragile or undocumented
  • manual data handling creates errors
  • system changes regularly break workflows
  • access control is inconsistent across systems

In many cases, platform backends become the connective tissue between CI/CD, IDP, and cloud foundations.

Start with an integration audit

We start with a focused integration and backend audit to identify:

  • integration risks
  • data flow issues
  • security and access gaps
  • opportunities for simplification and standardization