One interface per provider type
A new provider plugs in behind the same interface, without touching the ones that already work.
Service · Complex Integrations
Binary sockets, Protobuf, SFTP drops, devices on raw TCP. We connect them, then keep the connection honest.
Platforms that depend on systems they do not control: payment providers, trading servers, finance partners, field devices.
Teams whose integrations fail silently, and who hear about it from a customer instead of an alert.
A new provider plugs in behind the same interface, without touching the ones that already work.
When a protocol sends no acknowledgement, we read the result back and check it.
Slow devices and remote systems are handled in queued jobs, never inside a request.
Health checks raise an alarm when a mirrored system silently falls out of step.
Two protocol generations behind one interface, so older and newer devices both keep working.
Each stage logs on its own, so a failure points at a step, not at the integration as a whole.
Two protocol generations behind one interface, with surveys queued so a slow GSM link never blocks a request.
Read the Case: Heat meters over raw TCPA booking grants smart-lock access and a WiFi network, then revokes both when it ends.
Read the Case: Doors and WiFi per bookingREST and SFTP behind one contract, shipped in 4.5 months, with SFTP uploads verified by reading them back.
Binary sockets, encrypted TCP and Protobuf over TLS behind a single REST API for a regulated broker.
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