Citizen-portal back-end fabric
A national portal sits on a Kong-managed API gateway routing to government-platform adapters for identity, tax, payments, and e-signature — with audit logging by default.
Services · API gateway, enterprise integration, design & governance
Modern platforms don't operate in isolation. We connect legacy and modern systems through robust, well-documented integration layers and APIs that let data flow securely and reliably across the enterprise.
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Capabilities
Every capability is delivered by the same engineers who designed it — no hand-offs, no gaps.
REST and GraphQL APIs to OpenAPI standards, with versioning policies and a published developer portal.
Kong (or equivalent) for centralised authentication, rate limiting, routing, and usage analytics.
Connecting ERP, HR, finance, and CRM via standard protocols (REST, SOAP, SFTP) and custom adapters.
Adapters for national identity, tax-authority registries, payment gateways, and e-signature platforms.
Asynchronous messaging (RabbitMQ, Redis Streams) with retry and dead-letter handling, so failures never block users.
End-to-end transaction tracing, SLA dashboards, and automated alerting on anomalies.
Overview
Most enterprise outages traceable to "integration" aren't really about integration — they're about brittle point-to-point connections, undocumented contracts, and the lack of a place to see what's actually happening when something fails. We design integration layers that make those failure modes visible and survivable.
Our work covers the full integration stack: API design and governance up front, a central API gateway for authentication and observability, and asynchronous messaging where reliability matters more than instant response. Every API is documented to OpenAPI, versioned, and visible to internal developers through a published portal.
Government platform connectivity is a specialism — national identity, tax-authority registries, payment gateways, and e-signature platforms are designed in as first-class citizens of the architecture, with the audit and resilience that those connections demand.
How we approach it
Every engagement follows the same disciplined shape — adjusted for scope, urgency, and the constraints we find on the ground.
Inventory current integrations, document the implicit contracts, and identify the brittle ones.
API contracts to OpenAPI, gateway topology, identity model, and async patterns where reliability matters.
Implement the gateway, adapters, and event flows — with monitoring and alerting designed in, not bolted on.
Versioning policy, deprecation paths, and a developer portal so internal teams can self-serve without breaking things.
End-to-end tracing, SLA dashboards, and runbooks that turn outages into known operations.
Where it fits
Patterns we deliver regularly, drawn from real engagements across the region.
A national portal sits on a Kong-managed API gateway routing to government-platform adapters for identity, tax, payments, and e-signature — with audit logging by default.
A bank publishes a governed external API surface with rate limiting, scopes, and a developer portal — ready for partners and regulators.
Order, fulfilment, and finance systems integrated via durable event streams with retry and dead-letter handling — so a downstream failure doesn't block the customer.
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Async patterns, retries, and dead-letter handling — so downstream failures don't propagate to users.
Tracing and SLA dashboards turn integration from a black box into an operable surface.
Versioning policies and a developer portal let teams self-serve safely.
First-class adapters for the national platforms your services depend on.
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