Integration and APIs
Data that moves once, and correctly
We connect the systems you already have with clear APIs and events, so information flows where it is needed without being retyped, copied or lost.
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Our view
Most organizations do not need another system. They need the ones they have to talk to each other properly. Point-to-point links multiply until nobody knows what depends on what. We replace them with a small number of well-designed interfaces that are documented, versioned and watched.
An API is a promise to everyone who uses it. We design each one with its consumers, write the contract down, and test against it on every change.
Good integration is boring. Messages arrive, in order, once. When something fails, someone knows within minutes and nothing is lost.
By the numbers
Fewer links, fewer surprises
- 4,000
- routes a night planned by Osprey Freight, fed by events from depots, drivers and customers as they happen.
- 212
- point-to-point interfaces retired at Brannock Rail, replaced by 31 documented APIs.
- 99.98%
- of messages delivered first time across the integration platforms we run.
KIASA client engagements and managed services data, 2024 to 2026.
What we do
Connections designed to last
Integration architecture
A map of every flow of data between your systems, and a target that removes the duplicates and the fragile links.
API design and management
APIs designed with the teams who use them, documented, versioned and published through one managed gateway.
Event streaming
Changes published as events the moment they happen, so every system that cares can react without polling.
Master data and synchronization
One authoritative source for customers, products and locations, and rules for how every other system keeps in step.
Partner and B2B integration
Connections to suppliers, carriers, banks and regulators, built on their standards and monitored from your side.
Integration operations
Alerts, replay and dashboards for every flow, so a failed message is found and fixed before anyone downstream notices.
Client work
Our work in action
Logistics
Osprey Freight plans every route from one stream of events
Depots, drivers and customer systems publish to one platform, and the planner reads from it.
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Logistics and transport
Brannock Rail replaced 212 interfaces with 31 APIs
Timetables, crews and maintenance now share one version of the network.
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Energy and utilities
Varda Energy streams meter readings to billing in minutes
Readings that once waited for an overnight batch now reach customers' accounts the same hour.
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Insurance
Pellam Insurance Brokers connected to eleven carriers through one API
Quotes that took a day of retyping now come back in under a minute.
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What we think
Thinking on integration
Research report
The maintenance dividend
Fragile interfaces are a large, hidden part of maintenance spend. How leaders are paying that down.
Research report
AI in the back office: where the first real savings are showing up
AI is only as good as the data it can reach. Why integration came first for the teams that saw savings.
Research report
Platform pulse: what engineering leaders will fund in 2027
APIs and event platforms rank high on 2027 budgets. What 320 leaders expect them to deliver.
Research report
Security debt: the quiet risk on the balance sheet
Every undocumented interface is an unwatched door. Counting them is the first step.
“For years nobody could tell me which system held the real timetable. Now there is one answer, and every system asks the same API for it.”
How we work with you
From tangle to map to platform
Map every flow
Three to five weeks tracing how data really moves today, including the spreadsheets and the overnight scripts.
Design the contracts
The first APIs and events designed with the teams who will produce and consume them.
Move flows across
Old links replaced one at a time, with both running in parallel until the numbers match.
Run and watch
Every flow monitored and owned. We hand over the platform with runbooks, or run it with you.
Our leaders
Talk to the people who lead this work
Diego Alvarez
Practice Lead, Integration and APIs
Has untangled integration estates at railways, insurers and utilities. Led the Brannock Rail program.
Ngozi Eze
Principal Architect, Event Platforms
Designed the event platform behind Osprey Freight's nightly route planning.
Stefan Weber
Lead, API Design
Writes API contracts with the teams who will use them, and the tests that keep them honest.
Too many systems, not enough connections?
Tell us where data is being retyped or reconciled by hand. We will show you what a cleaner map looks like.