Data & integrations
Connected systems, data and scoped security reviews.
Discuss your projectConnect the information your business runs on.
Your systems each hold part of the picture. We build the connections between them, bringing business data into the workflows, applications and reports where people need to use it.
From an operational record to executive reporting, we work through where information comes from, where it needs to go and who should have access.
Make the connection do useful work.
Begin with the information people copy, check or search for. Then connect the systems around the decisions and actions that depend on it.
Connect business tools
Link POS, ERP, CRM, commerce and payment systems around shared records and workflows. Define which system owns the information and where it needs to be available.
- System integrations
- Shared record mappings
- Connected workflows
Build a clearer operating view
Bring data feeds, legacy exports and document inputs into reporting and management tools. Shape the result around the questions the business needs to answer.
- Data pipelines
- Management reporting
- Document workflows
Examine application risks
Scope an application security assessment or penetration test around the system you need reviewed. Use prioritized findings and remediation guidance to plan the next work.
- Scoped assessment
- Prioritized findings
- Remediation guidance
Work through the details behind the data.
A useful integration needs agreement on the meaning of the information, how it moves and who is responsible for it.
- 01
Map sources and ownership
Identify the systems, records and access involved. Agree where key information originates and which workflows depend on it.
- 02
Define how the connection behaves
Work through data mapping, update requirements and cases that need attention. Make those requirements part of the integration scope.
- 03
Validate and document the flow
Check the connected workflow against representative records and business expectations. Document the connections and agree how ongoing changes will be handled.
Let’s make the brief clearer.
A few useful questions before we shape the work together.
Do we need to replace our existing systems?
We begin by reviewing what your systems already provide and the connections the workflow needs. That gives us a basis for scoping integrations and any additional software required.
What should we bring to the first discussion?
A list of the systems involved and an example of the information people currently copy, check or search for. We then work through access, data ownership and the intended workflow.
Can a security review be a separate engagement?
Yes. Application assessments and penetration testing are scoped to the system and questions you need examined, with prioritized findings and guidance for the remediation work.
Selected work.
A few examples of the work behind the expertise.
