Enterprise Integration Platform as a Service

Think of ESB as the older way companies connected internal systems. It mainly handles real-time communication between applications that are already inside the organization.

ETL is different. Its job is to pull data, clean or reshape it, and load it into a warehouse on a fixed schedule, usually in batches.

iPaaS is the modern, cloud based approach. It connects both cloud apps and on-premise systems easily from one place and handles any real time and scheduled workflows. That's why most companies now use iPaaS as the main integration layer while keeping ETL around for reporting and analytics.

Yes. We connect your existing systems and custom integrations into a modern iPaaS platform without forcing a full rip-and-replace. That covers older tech like AS/400, mainframes, SQL Server, EDI, and SFTP workflows.

The idea is to modernize in phases, not create disruption. We usually start with the integrations that fail most often or require the most manual work, then update the rest over time. The goal is to keep costs predictable, reduce risk, and let your teams keep shipping without major interruptions.

Security is a built-in part of all our integrations from Day 1. This includes data being encrypted both in transit and at rest, role-based access controls, and logging for every single flow. We also have PII masking capabilities and compliance with HIPAA, GDPR, SOC 2, PCI DSS, HITRUST, and the DPDP Act of India.

For organizations spanning multiple regions, we create integrations in such a way that data resides in its correct region. Data from Europe stays in Europe, data from the US stays in the US, and metadata governance complies with regional regulations. This is an area where many people underestimate the significance until they have their first audit.

A typical first-phase setup usually costs between $80K and $450K. The price depends on a few things.

If you have more than 15 integrations, the cost goes toward the higher side. Projects with strict compliance needs, like HIPAA or PCI, also cost more because they need extra security checks.

Real-time data processing is more expensive than simple scheduled batch jobs. Platform license fees can also vary based on usage and tools.

After setup, ongoing support usually starts around $8K per month. For an exact number, it’s best to review your systems, integrations, and compliance needs with the team.

Each platform performs better in certain scenarios.

• MuleSoft Anypoint: Suited for organizations with established API strategies and dedicated integration teams.
• Boomi AtomSphere: Ideal for mid-to-large organizations requiring fast deployment and consistent pricing plans.
• Workato: Best utilized by organizations with a mostly SaaS architecture, where business users collaborate with engineers to build easy-to-use automation solutions.
• Azure Logic Apps: Perfect for organizations using Azure, Dynamics 365, and Microsoft 365.

But before recommending a specific solution, we first conduct an assessment that takes around 60 minutes to review your architecture and organizational structure, since the selection process depends more on the environment rather than the vendor.