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The integration layer behind the systems you already own.

Most enterprise tech debt isn’t in the apps — it’s in the seams between them. Oracle Integration Cloud, SAP CPI, Apache Camel, Kafka. We design the routes, build the adapters, and own the operational runbook for the integration fabric that sits between your ERPs, your CRMs, your HRMS, and the data lake on top. It’s the work no platform vendor wants to scope, because it’s where the actual outcomes happen.

What we deliver

What we deliver

  • Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) flows and adapters
  • Apache Camel routing on JVM
  • SAP Cloud Platform Integration (CPI / BTP)
  • Event-driven architectures (Kafka, AMQP)
  • REST/SOAP/SFTP adapters and orchestration
  • iPaaS observability and run-book automation
Stack we deploy

Tools and infrastructure we ship on.

Partner platforms
  • Oracle Integration Cloud
  • Apache Camel
  • SAP CPI
  • Kafka
Built on engineo
  • Smelter
End-to-end
Built, monitored, and run by one team
Air-gapped
Self-hosted deployments supported
SLA
Run-time ownership available
How we engage

Integration as an engineering discipline, not a clipboard exercise.

Most enterprise integrations rot because nobody owns the seam between two teams. We make the seam its own product.

  1. 01

    System inventory

    Catalogue every source, sink, and protocol — REST, SOAP, SFTP, message queues, file drops. Map the volume, latency, and failure profile of each route before designing.

  2. 02

    Pattern design

    Pick the right integration pattern per route — synchronous vs. event-driven, point-to-point vs. hub-and-spoke. Document the contract and the failure semantics before the first line of code.

  3. 03

    Build & instrument

    Implement on OIC, Camel, or CPI with observability built in from day one — every flow ships with dashboards, alerts, and replay tooling. No black boxes.

  4. 04

    Run & evolve

    Managed run with SLA-backed support. Connectors are versioned, contracts are tested, and new sources slot in without touching production paths.

Sector scenarios

Common integration patterns we deliver.

Where integrations move from cost-centre to business-critical infrastructure.

Quote-to-cash orchestration

Connect CPQ, billing, ERP, and revenue recognition into a single coherent revenue pipeline — with reconciliation at every hand-off.

Single revenue truth across systems.
HRMS ↔ payroll ↔ ERP

Bidirectional sync between Keka HR, payroll engines, and the finance ERP — with statutory reporting consolidated at the source.

Zero manual export/import cycles.
Air-gapped manufacturing

Self-hosted integration fabric where cloud SaaS isn't an option — Apache Camel on customer infrastructure, with full audit and lineage.

Compliance-grade integration on-prem.
Selected work

Enterprise Integrations engagements.

Anonymised — sector and outcomes are real.

Managed Services
A diversified auto & power conglomerate
Auto components & power

After Happay went live across the group’s auto and power businesses, the question turned to operations. Finance leadership did not want a body shop, did not want a help desk, did not want a separate vendor relearning the system every quarter. What they wanted was the engineers who had built it to still be on the system the morning after go-live, and the morning after that.

  • On-call SLA support post-go-live
  • Real-time transaction monitoring with alerts
HRMS
A retail-financial-services group
Lending & financial services

A retail-financial-services group was hiring fast across lending, asset management, and insurance distribution. The HR team was running attendance on one tool, payroll on another, and onboarding through a shared spreadsheet, and the CHRO wanted a single HRMS that the line managers would actually adopt — with payroll and statutory automated, and integration into the existing ERP and ticketing systems.

  • Keka rollout across 800+ employees
  • Payroll automation with statutory compliance
ERP
A global logistics & SME shipping franchise
Logistics & freight

Oracle NetSuite was the system of record, but a number of structural gaps were forcing manual workarounds every month — no auto-reversal for accrual JEs, only single-GSTIN-per-state support for India localisation, limited bank-reconciliation rules that couldn’t handle partial payments, and one-by-one e-invoicing that throttled billing during peak periods. The finance team was patching gaps the platform left open.

  • Auto-match rate on bank reconciliation up from ~60% to 95%+
  • Bulk e-invoicing replaced one-by-one IRN generation end-to-end
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