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Integration

Enterprise Systems Integration for Automation

Connecting Power Platform, K2 and custom applications with enterprise systems including Oracle, SAP, Microsoft 365 and third-party APIs - because automation initiatives stall when workflows cannot reliably exchange data with the systems they depend on.

The Challenge

Problems this service addresses

Data Silos

Automation platforms cannot access data in enterprise systems, requiring manual export, transfer and reconciliation.

Fragile Integration

Existing integration points are undocumented, fragile and break when upstream systems are updated.

No Error Handling

Integration failures are not detected or handled, causing silent data inconsistencies and process failures.

Inconsistent Patterns

Each integration is built differently, creating maintenance burden and making it hard for teams to support.

Security Gaps

Integrations handle credentials and data in ways that do not meet security and compliance requirements.

Performance Issues

Integration approaches that work for small volumes fail when processing enterprise-scale data.

Business Outcomes

What you can expect

  • Reliable, secure data exchange between automation platforms and enterprise systems

  • Reduced manual data entry and reconciliation across system boundaries

  • Integration patterns that are maintainable, documented and consistent

  • Error handling and monitoring that detects and reports integration failures

  • Secure credential management using Azure Key Vault or equivalent

  • Integration architecture that scales to enterprise data volumes

Technical Capabilities

What we deliver

API and custom connector development
Oracle E-Business Suite integration
SAP integration via OData and RFC
Microsoft 365 and Dataverse integration
Third-party API integration
Batch and real-time data synchronisation
Integration monitoring and error handling
Azure Functions and Logic Apps middleware
Secure credential management
Data transformation and mapping

Engagement Scenarios

Typical situations we address

ERP Data Synchronisation

Power Platform or K2 workflows need to read and write data in Oracle E-Business Suite or SAP as part of automated processes.

Document Automation Integration

Automated workflows need to generate, store and retrieve documents in SharePoint or document management systems.

Third-Party API Integration

Automation needs to interact with external SaaS platforms or industry-specific APIs via custom connectors.

Legacy System Connectivity

Modern automation platforms need to exchange data with legacy on-premise systems that lack modern APIs.

Integration

Integration considerations

Oracle E-Business Suite
SAP
Microsoft 365 (SharePoint, Teams, Outlook)
Dataverse and Dynamics 365
SQL Server and Azure SQL
Third-party REST and SOAP APIs

Governance & Security

Governance and security considerations

Secure Credential Management

Integration credentials stored in Azure Key Vault or equivalent secure stores, never hardcoded in workflows or application code.

Error Handling

Integration failures detected, logged and surfaced with enough context for support teams to diagnose and resolve.

Data Protection

Data in transit encrypted, data at rest protected, and integration logging configured to avoid recording sensitive data.

Delivery Approach

How we work

01

Assessment

Map integration requirements, existing patterns, data volumes and security constraints.

02

Design

Design integration architecture, patterns, error handling and monitoring approach.

03

Build

Develop connectors, middleware and integration logic with testing against target systems.

04

Deploy & Monitor

Deploy with monitoring dashboards, error alerting and documentation for ongoing support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you integrate Power Platform with Oracle E-Business Suite?
Yes. We have experience integrating Power Platform with Oracle E-Business Suite using custom connectors and middleware. The approach depends on the specific Oracle modules, data volumes and security requirements.
How do you handle integration failures?
We design integrations with error detection, logging, retry logic for transient failures, and alerting for persistent issues. Failed transactions are surfaced with context so support teams can investigate and resolve.
Do you use Azure Functions or Logic Apps for integration?
Where middleware is needed, we typically use Azure Functions or Logic Apps. The choice depends on the integration pattern, data transformation requirements and performance needs.
How do you secure integration credentials?
Credentials are stored in Azure Key Vault or an equivalent secure store and accessed at runtime. We never hardcode credentials in workflows, connectors or application code.
Can you improve our existing integrations?
Yes. We frequently work with organisations that have existing integrations needing improvement - whether that is better error handling, documentation, performance, or restructuring for maintainability.

Ready to discuss integration?

Speak to OptiFyne about your requirements. We'll help you assess the right approach for your environment and constraints.