The blueprint is the deliverable.
We are often brought in when an integration platform has been purchased but no one agrees on how to use it. This engagement resolves that: standards written down, decisions logged, and a sequence that survives contact with the release calendar.
It is deliberately short and deliberately independent — we will recommend against new licences if your existing estate can carry the design.
Current-state assessment
Interfaces, data flows, latency and failure history — measured, not assumed.
Contract standards
Naming, payload, error and versioning standards, with examples your developers can copy.
Security & compliance model
Authentication, authorisation, encryption, PDPA considerations and audit trail design.
Migration sequencing
Which interfaces move first, what runs in parallel, and the rollback trigger for each wave.
What the four weeks look like
Discover
Systems inventory, stakeholder interviews, access to logs and monitoring.
Options
Two or three candidate architectures with cost, risk and effort compared honestly.
Decide
Architecture decision records signed off with your architects, not presented to them.
Plan
Migration waves, resourcing, environment plan and delivery estimates.
