The undercloud—the messy, undocumented layer beneath the pretty dashboards.
While most firms focus on implementing shiny new platforms, we specialize in the infrastructure that actually makes them work together. The APIs, data flows, authentication layers, and automations that break at 2 a.m.
What we actually do
We don't build new platforms. We make your existing ones cooperate.
We design and build the connective tissue between your systems - cloud, on-premise, and legacy. CRMs that need to talk to ERP. Contact centers that need backend data. Finance systems that need to export to analytics platforms. The stuff that has no out-of-the-box solution.
APIs that need constant authentication. Data flows that break when a field changes. SFTP jobs that fail silently. Legacy applications with no APIs at all. We live in this layer - documenting what isn't documented, fixing what others can't troubleshoot.
RPA where APIs don't exist. Scripted workflows where manual processes waste hours. Event-driven integrations that respond in real-time. AI where human judgment used to be required. We automate the in-between so your teams can focus on what matters.
Where traditional integration ends, AI begins. Schema mapping across incompatible systems that would take weeks of manual field analysis. Extracting structured data from invoices, emails, and PDFs that teams were manually transcribing. Detecting failure patterns in data flows that humans miss. Predicting integration failures before they cascade. This is AI deployed where it solves real problems - not as a checkbox feature.
Our Approach
Before we start, we map the constraints—expired tokens, missing documentation, systems that can't be touched. Honest scope means no surprises.
The integration layer rarely has a map. We create it. API contracts, data flows, error handling—documented so your team can support it when we're gone.
Integrations that only the builder understands don't scale. We design for the operations team who gets paged when authentication fails at midnight.
Our Clients
Organizations that have discovered the hard way that 'integration' is never as simple as vendors promise. Where multiple systems need to cooperate and there's no pre-built connector.
