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Azure Integration

Most companies do not have a software problem — they have an integration problem. Orders live in one system, invoices in another, master data in a third, and a spreadsheet holds it all together. We replace that with message flows you can monitor, replay and reason about.

What we do

Integration architecture

Messaging topology, data contracts, idempotency and error handling designed before implementation — with a documented decision record for each choice.

Logic Apps Standard

Stateful and stateless workflows, flat-file and XML schemas, XSLT mapping, and local development with proper source control and CI/CD.

Service Bus messaging

Queues, topics and subscriptions with dead-letter strategy, sessions, duplicate detection and publish/subscribe fan-out between business systems.

BizTalk migration

Assessment of existing BizTalk artefacts and a staged migration path to Logic Apps Standard and Service Bus — with a business case you can take to the board.

API Management

Fronting internal services with policy-based security, throttling, versioning and a developer portal your partners can actually use.

Hybrid connectivity

On-premises systems, file drops and databases bridged to the cloud securely, with the same monitoring as everything else.

Typical scope

  • Point-to-point integration between two business systems
  • Publish/subscribe backbone for an application landscape
  • BizTalk retirement programme
  • B2B/EDI and partner file exchange
  • Integration platform review and remediation

What you get

  • Written integration architecture and data contracts
  • Deployed workflows with infrastructure-as-code and CI/CD
  • Monitoring, alerting and replay procedures
  • Runbook and handover documentation for your team

Stack

Logic Apps StandardService Bus PremiumAPI ManagementAzure FunctionsEvent GridKey VaultXSLT / flat-file schemasBicep

Have a system that needs to talk to another system?

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