Sources and context
Identify the relevant portfolio, market, research or risk information, together with its ownership, permissions and licensing conditions.
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Connect around the
systems already in place.
KADE’s integration approach begins with the institution’s applications and permitted sources: what context may enter, where processing may take place and how a result could return.
01 / Explore the approach
Define the exchange.
Preserve the boundaries.
An integration discussion should establish the workflow before selecting a connection method. Each interface needs a defined purpose, scope and delivery status.
Interfaces and delivery
Establish the proposed connection method, request and response structure, authentication and receiving application. Technical details depend on the agreed scope.
Direction and responsibility
Describe what would be exchanged, where it would be processed and which system remains authoritative. Assign ownership for access, configuration and operational handling.
A clear status for each connection
Distinguish implemented and tested connections from evaluation routes and planned interfaces. Specific systems or partners should be named only where the status and permissions are confirmed.
02 / The essential questions
What to bring to an integration discussion
The system
The application or service involved and its role in the workflow.
The exchange
The proposed inputs, outputs, formats and expected frequency.
The environment
Identity, network, processing-location and access requirements.
The acceptance criteria
How compatibility, output handling and failure behaviour would be examined.
Let’s talk
Discuss an integration.
Describe the systems involved and the information that needs to move between them.
Start a conversation Any evaluation, implementation or support arrangement is subject to an agreed scope and terms.