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Solution
Enterprise Integration.
APIs, iPaaS gateways, and event-driven middleware that hold up under load. Documented contracts, schema evolution discipline, and the operating cadence integrations actually require — not a Postman collection and a hope.
- Integration latency p99
- −40 to −70%
- Schema drift incidents
- −85%
- Time to onboard new partner
- Days, not weeks
- API uptime SLA
- 99.95%+
The condition
Most enterprise integration work is a brittle pile of point-to-point connections nobody documented.
The pattern across enterprise integrations: an API gateway someone stood up in 2019; iPaaS subscriptions that grew faster than the integrations on them; event-driven architecture that's a Kafka cluster nobody owns; partner integrations that broke last quarter and are still broken; and a backlog of new integrations that's been sized at 18 months for the past three years. Integration succeeds when contracts, schema discipline, and operating cadence are all engineered — not assumed.
Prosigns ships integration as a first-class engineering discipline. Documented data contracts at every boundary, schema evolution managed through CI gates rather than post-deploy panic, partner onboarding that scales without re-engineering the gateway, and the observability and SLO discipline production integrations require. FORGE handles the integrations; NEXUS handles the platform; CORTEX layers AI components when relevant.
What success looks like
Outcomes you can track monthly.
Every enterprise integration engagement publishes a metrics dashboard at kickoff and updates it monthly. No vanity metrics, no mystery ROI.
- Integration latency p99
- −40 to −70%
- Schema drift incidents
- −85%
- Time to onboard new partner
- Days, not weeks
- API uptime SLA
- 99.95%+
Practice mix
4 practices, orchestrated against one outcome.
Solutions are not single-practice engagements. The roles below show how each practice contributes — the same way a delivery plan names owners and acceptance criteria.
- 01
FORGE
Custom Software
SaaS, enterprise applications, legacy modernization, integrations, and mobile.
Role here
Owns API design, integration logic, partner onboarding flows, and the operational tooling integration ops actually use.
Open the practice - 02
FOUNDATION + SKYWAY
Platform & Cloud
Cloud architecture, DevOps, SRE, migrations, data engineering.
Role here
Stands up the integration platform: API gateway, event spine, observability stack, and the SLO discipline production integrations require.
Open the practice - 03
ATLAS
Enterprise Platforms
Implementation, customization, and managed support for Dynamics 365, Salesforce, Power BI, ServiceNow, Shopify Plus, and ERPNext.
Role here
Connector strategy for D365, Salesforce, ServiceNow integration — using native connectors where they exist, custom when they don't.
Open the practice - 04
GUARDIAN + CITADEL
Quality & Security
Test automation, performance, accessibility, application security, secure SDLC.
Role here
API security: OWASP API Top 10 coverage, contract testing in CI, and the audit-trail tooling regulated integrations require.
Open the practice
How we engage
4 phases, orchestrated across practices.
Each phase has named owners across the practices listed above, a shared deliverable, and an acceptance criterion at the program (not the squad) level.
- 01
Integration topology assessment
Inventory current integrations, classify by criticality and volume, surface schema drift, and design the to-be topology. Output is the rationalized integration map with explicit data contracts and ownership.
- 02
Contracts and schema discipline
OpenAPI / AsyncAPI contracts for every integration, schema evolution managed through CI gates with consumer-driven contract testing (Pact), and the deprecation discipline that lets schemas evolve without breaking consumers.
- 03
Platform standardization
API gateway, iPaaS, or custom middleware picked by fit. Event-driven architecture where the workload genuinely benefits; request / response where it doesn't. Observability (OpenTelemetry) integrated end-to-end.
- 04
Operating cadence
SLOs per integration, contract drift monitored continuously, partner onboarding runbook tested under load, and the operational tooling integration ops actually use. Many engagements continue under Managed Services.
Capabilities
What’s in scope.
Capabilities span all the practices contributing to this solution. Out-of-scope items are named in the SOW too.
- API design: REST, GraphQL, gRPC, with documented contracts
- iPaaS: MuleSoft, Workato, Boomi, Azure Logic Apps — picked by fit
- Event-driven: Apache Kafka, AWS Kinesis, Azure Event Grid, RabbitMQ
- API gateway: Kong, Apigee, AWS API Gateway, Azure APIM
- Schema evolution: contract testing (Pact), versioning, deprecation discipline
- Partner onboarding flows: self-service or assisted, with SLO targets
- Observability: OpenTelemetry instrumentation across the integration spine
- API security: OWASP API Top 10, rate limiting, threat modeling, audit logs
Industries
Where enterprise integration lands.
Most-frequent buyer industries. Each card opens the industry-scoped playbook with sector-specific compliance and operating constraints.
- 01
Financial Services
PCI-DSS, SOX, regional banking compliance built in.
- 02
Healthcare & Life Sciences
HIPAA, HITECH, FHIR-aligned engineering.
- 03
Retail & E-Commerce
PCI-DSS, consumer privacy, scale-tested architectures.
- 04
Manufacturing
OT/IT convergence, predictive maintenance, vision systems.
- 05
Logistics & Supply Chain
Routing, ETA prediction, exception management.
- 06
Media & Entertainment
Streaming, recommendation engines, content workflows.
Selected work
Quantified outcomes, not adjectives.
Common questions
Asked before the first call.
- 01
iPaaS or custom middleware?
Workload dependent. iPaaS (MuleSoft, Workato, Boomi, Azure Logic Apps) wins for integration-heavy organizations with diverse partner connectivity needs and operational ownership outside engineering. Custom middleware wins when integration volume justifies the engineering investment, when latency or throughput exceeds iPaaS economics, or when the integration logic has product-level complexity. We tell you which fits, in writing.
- 02
Event-driven or request / response?
Per integration. Event-driven wins for high-volume, asynchronous workflows where producer and consumer pace independently. Request / response wins for low-volume synchronous reads, well-defined RPC patterns, and cases where the asynchrony genuinely complicates the workload. We design the boundary explicitly — most production architectures use both at different layers.
- 03
How do you handle schema evolution?
Contract testing with Pact in CI, explicit versioning policy per integration, and deprecation discipline (sunset dates, consumer notification, automated migration support). Producer changes that break consumer contracts are surfaced in CI before deployment, not after.
- 04
Can you migrate off our existing API gateway?
Yes — Kong → Apigee, MuleSoft → Workato, custom → managed gateways are all in our active migration portfolio. We design migrations as phased cutovers with documented rollback per integration. Most multi-gateway migrations land in 6–12 months.
- 05
Do you handle partner onboarding?
Yes — partner onboarding flows, SLO discipline, monitoring per partner, and the operational tooling integration ops actually use. We design onboarding to scale without re-engineering the platform every time a new partner connects.
- 06
What does an enterprise integration engagement cost?
Topology assessment: 3–5 weeks, $40K–$120K. Integration platform build: 5–9 months, $400K–$1.5M. Multi-platform migration program: 9–14 months, $1M–$3M. Managed Services: $30K–$150K monthly retainer.
Talk to us
Bring a enterprise integration mandate. We’ll bring a senior engineer.
A senior engineer plus the practice leads who’d staff this program join the first call. No discovery gauntlet, no junior reps.