connect.
We move data from any source to any destination.
Many companies struggle with isolated systems that force manual work and double data entry.
With our experience in integrating IT solutions we make sure your applications talk to each other without friction. That gives you a steady, efficient flow of data. It saves time and improves your digital processes at the same time.
- The ebiscon approach
As your integration partner we solve that problem in five steps with the ebiscon approach.
We treat integrations with unknown systems differently from those running over our ebiscon integration platform for known systems.
For unknown systems
1 Analysis & system review
We build a clear picture of the system, its interfaces and the data structures already in place.
2 Feasibility check & concept
We check how the connection can be built and write an integration concept.
3 Interface development & adjustment
We develop or configure the interfaces so data can be exchanged reliably.
4 Integration & testing
5 Go live & handover
1 Requirements
Together we define which processes should be automated and which systems need to be connected.
2 Fast connection
3 Workflow configuration
4 Testing & validation
5 Go live & scaling
The solution goes live. More processes and systems can be added at any time.
- Integration
Next Level Integration. From the interface to the business process: everything connected, secure and ready to scale.
API Management
Robust API management connects your systems securely and keeps you in control as things grow. We help you develop, monitor and govern your interfaces efficiently. What you get are faster integrations, lower risk and an IT architecture that answers new requirements without a rebuild.
Process automation
Automate recurring work and win back room for the tasks that matter. Our solutions cut manual effort, reduce errors and speed up end to end processes. That lifts efficiency, productivity and the mood in your teams.
System integration
Your company works faster and more precisely when every system plays along. We integrate applications, data sources and platforms into one stable, connected IT landscape. It takes complexity out, makes you more agile and lays the ground for lasting growth.
Data Management
You make better decisions when your data is clearly structured, reliable and available whenever you need it. Our solutions bring information from every source together, break up silos and create one shared data basis. The result is full transparency, better quality and the foundation for real data intelligence.
ebiscon integration platform: automation even without an IT team of your own
The ebiscon integration platform connects your systems, improves your processes and breaks up data silos. Fast, sustainable and efficient.
It lets you automate work without writing code, integrate systems that never talked to each other before and build workflows that grow with your company.
The result:
more efficiency, lower cost and a clear edge over the competition.
Microsoft Solutions Partner: Digital & App Innovation Azure
As a certified Microsoft Azure partner we work with one of the strongest cloud platforms in the world.
That partnership lets us build tailored cloud solutions on current technology.
Frequently asked questions about system integration
What is system integration?
System integration connects applications that work separately into one process. An order from the shop reaches the ERP without a manual step, the customer record reaches the CRM and the shipping status goes back to the shop. Instead of maintaining data in several places, there is one path it travels and one place that shows whether it arrived.
Which systems can ebiscon connect?
Over 100 systems from ERP, CRM, PIM, e-commerce, payment and shipping are ready to go, among them SAP, Salesforce, Oracle, Pimcore, Shopware, Stripe, Adyen, GLS, DPD and FedEx, as well as databases such as MySQL and PostgreSQL. For systems without a ready connector we build the interface, over the API of the system, over file transfers or over EDI.
Is integration possible without the ebiscon integration platform?
Yes. We build both. Over the platform when many systems are involved, when processes are going to change or when one place is needed that shows every data flow. As a purpose-built interface when the connection is clearly bounded or when everything has to stay inside your own environment. Which way is cheaper gets decided at the start, not by the product.
What is the difference between iPaaS and middleware?
The two words do not describe the same kind of thing. Middleware is the type of solution, the layer that translates, routes and buffers between systems. iPaaS describes how it is delivered and operated, as a platform service with connectors, process logic and monitoring already in place. Middleware can run in your own data centre, as SaaS or as iPaaS. So the question that decides a project is a different one: who operates it, and who can still change the processes after the first project. We take on both, classic middleware projects inside your environment as well as running everything on our platform.
How does an integration project at ebiscon run?
In five steps: gathering requirements, connecting the systems involved, configuring the processes, validating with real data and scaling to daily operation. Every step ends with something you can check, so before go-live it is clear which records travel where and what happens when one of them does not arrive.
What does a system integration cost?
The price depends on the number of systems, on whether a connector exists for them or an interface has to be built, on the volume and complexity of the data objects and on how much legacy data has to be migrated once. After a conversation about systems and data volumes you get a quote with a fixed scope.
What happens when a connected system fails?
The data flows are monitored. If a target system fails, the records wait in the platform instead of getting lost, and they are delivered as soon as the system is reachable again. What you see is not only that something failed but which record it was.
Who runs the interfaces after the project?
ebiscon, if you want that, including monitoring and adjustments when a connected system changes. Handing them over to your own IT works just as well: the processes are configured and documented, not hidden inside single scripts, and can be developed further without us.