Projects and collaboration
Tasks and time can emerge where teams already work.
- Jira projects, issues and worklogs
- Calendars via CalDAV/iCalendar
- Email via IMAP/SMTP/POP
- Real-time events
Interfaces and data flows
Connect systems. Keep responsibility clear.
A good integration describes more than two logos. It defines source, target, objects, direction, trigger, error handling, permissions and ownership.
The problem
An integration without an operating model becomes invisible risk.
Beyond the technical link, each integration needs rules for conflicts, retries, monitoring and external API changes.
Finance and authority channels
Booking and filing data is prepared for the confirmed Austrian process.
- FinanzOnline/VAT
- ELDA/ÖGK
- BMD/RZL handoff
- Bank and booking data
Agents and MCP
Supported agents receive role-based tool access rather than uncontrolled copies.
- Read queries
- Confirmed actions
- Tenant protection
- Audit and source context
Custom APIs
When no standard connector fits, a bounded adapter is engineered.
- REST and webhooks
- Import/export
- Sync jobs
- Monitoring and retries
Integration design
Six questions before the first transfer.
- 01
Object
Which data is really needed?
- 02
Ownership
Which system leads each field?
- 03
Trigger
Real-time, schedule or manual?
- 04
Operations
Who handles failures and API changes?
FAQ
Integration questions
Is every named integration immediately available?
No. Each connection is marked production, beta, export, partner solution or custom implementation.
Are bidirectional integrations always better?
No. A clear source of truth and simple direction reduce conflicts. Bidirectional sync is used only when the process requires it.
How are credentials protected?
Server-side storage, least privilege, tenant separation and managed renewal/revocation belong to the design.
Integration details
Next step
Which systems still talk through spreadsheets?
We document data flow, failures and business value before building the connection.