One estate,
connected on purpose.
API-led connectivity across the systems a business already runs — designed, built and then operated.
What Attri’s integration practice covers
Point-to-point connections accumulate until nobody can say what breaks when a system goes down. Attri designs the layer that stops that — system, process and experience APIs with real governance and contract ownership — then build and run it.
Integration architecture
API design and governance, versioning and owned contracts, orchestration between core platforms, CRM and third-party services.
Taking over an estate
Stabilise what is failing, map what nobody documented, then migrate onto something maintainable — while the old flows still carry traffic.
Runtime operations
Monitoring and operations after go-live, including the EDI and B2B exchange manufacturers and distributors still depend on.
What we build with
We build in the estate you already run, including the parts you inherited, rather than moving you onto what we would have picked.
- Mule 4
- Anypoint Platform
- DataWeave 2.0
- RAML
- CloudHub 2.0
- MUnit
- API Manager
- Apigee
- Denodo
- EDI / B2B
Where we put agents in integration work
Agents take on the work that scales with volume rather than judgement. What they produce goes to the engineer who owns that area before any of it ships.
Mapping the estate
Agents read existing flows and configs to produce the dependency map an integration takeover depends on and rarely inherits.
Transform logic
Mappings drafted from source and target schemas, then reviewed. The tedium goes; the semantics stay with the engineer.
Contract testing
Suites generated per API contract and wired into the pipeline, so a breaking change fails before it reaches a consumer.
Put agents on your estate.
See how we scope, govern and deploy them — with the guardrails regulated teams need.
Tell us what you are running.
A system to build, or one you have inherited. Either way the first conversation is the same: what exists, what is breaking, and what has to stay live while it changes.