Integration Layer
Create reliable data flows between ERP, field devices and corporate applications.

Managed system integration
The CPI Integration Layer centralizes data exchange, validation, retry and monitoring between corporate software and field systems.
Integration capabilities
Choose the appropriate method for each system.
Database and controlled file integrations
ERP, WMS, QMS, LIMS and device connectivity
Queue, retry and error handling
Authentication, authorization and audit records
Data mapping and business rules
Operational resilience
Do not let integration failures disappear.
Success and failure transfer history
Retry and duplicate-event protection
Alerting, monitoring and health checks
Versioned service contracts
Integration operating model
Connecting systems is not enough; failed transfers must also be observable and recoverable.
Contract
Source, target, data ownership and interface contract are defined.
Mapping
Fields, transformations and business rules are modelled explicitly.
Transfer
API, webhook, queue, database or controlled file exchange is executed.
Observation
Success, failure, retry and duplicate controls are monitored operationally.
Frequently asked questions
Which integration method should be used?
The choice depends on system capabilities, data volume, latency requirements and failure tolerance.
Can failed transfers be recovered?
The design defines error recording, retry and where required controlled manual reprocessing.
Are integrations limited to specific ERP brands?
Scope is evaluated primarily through available APIs, data models and access methods rather than the vendor name alone.
Map your integrations
Define the systems, data ownership and critical flows with our team.