Point-to-Point Spaghetti
Every system calls every other system directly.
Decoupled microservice routers, Kafka event hubs and sub-millisecond webhook ingestion that connect your systems without coupling them.
These are the patterns we are usually called in to fix. Each one compounds the longer it is left alone.
Every system calls every other system directly.
Missed or duplicated events create reconciliation work.
An upstream update silently breaks downstream consumers.
Each stage ends with a review point, so you see progress, approve direction and catch problems before they get expensive.
System audits, threat modeling, and stakeholder alignment.
Capacity modeling, schema design, and milestone mapping.
Design tokens, interactive prototypes, WCAG audit.
Test-driven development, trunk builds, strict peer reviews.
Automated regression, pen-testing, load simulation.
Canary traffic rollout, automated failover verification.
24/7 SRE monitoring, automated patch matrix, latency SLA.
We connect systems through explicit contracts and durable events, so one failing dependency never takes the rest of your platform down with it.
Typed, versioned API and event schemas agreed before implementation
REST, GraphQL or gRPC services with authentication and rate limiting
Brokers, topics, retries and dead-letter handling for reliable delivery
Resilient integrations with payments, CRM, ERP and identity providers
Reference docs and onboarding guides for internal and external developers
Latency, error and consumer-lag alerting with runbooks
What we build under this service, each piece designed and built by senior engineers and reviewed at every stage.
Typed, versioned and documented interfaces for internal and public use.
Low-latency service contracts with strict schema evolution rules.
Kafka topologies with replay, dead-letter handling and idempotent consumers.
Resilient connectors to Stripe, Salesforce, SAP and identity providers.
What changes when senior engineers own the outcome from the first call to long after launch.
Clear interfaces and an event backbone decouple producers from consumers.
Queues, retries and idempotency keys guarantee each event is processed once.
Schema registries and compatibility checks block breaking changes before release.
An honest look at the alternatives, so you can choose the route that fits your team.
| Criteria | Oblique Tech | In-house team | Freelancers | Large agency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Integration experience | Event-driven systems and legacy bridges | Product focused | Narrow, one integration at a time | Varies by account team |
| Time to start | Days after scoping | Months to recruit | Days to weeks | Weeks of procurement |
| Seniority | Senior engineers only | Depends on who you hire | Varies by individual | Often mixed with juniors |
| Code ownership | 100% yours | Yours | Usually yours, check the contract | Depends on the contract |
| Continuity | Documented handover and a stable team | Tied to staff retention | Single point of failure | Staff can rotate between projects |
| Cost model | Fixed scope or monthly rate | Salary plus overhead | Hourly, can drift | Premium rates and change orders |
| Visibility | Sprint demos and shared repositories | Internal reporting | Self-managed | Account manager reports |
Choose an engagement model. Exact figures are confirmed in writing after a short scoping call, before any work begins.
Teams validating scope and risk
One-off, short engagementA defined outcome with milestones
Milestone-based billingOngoing roadmaps and long-term products
Monthly engagementEvery model includes full code ownership, an NDA on request and a named senior lead.
Where this service is put to work most often.
Organizations splitting a monolith into services.
Businesses connecting payments, ledgers and fulfillment.
Teams bridging ERP, CRM and identity systems.
Products exposing public APIs to customers and partners.
The targets we engineer for and track on every engagement.
Direct answers on ownership, process, scope and support, so you can judge fit before the first call.
Yes, including documentation, authentication, rate limiting and developer onboarding.
Retries with backoff, dead-letter queues, circuit breakers and alerting on consumer lag.
Yes. We use change-data-capture and adapters to bridge legacy databases and protocols.
Walk us through your landscape and we will deliver an integration blueprint within 5 business days.