SMX API Integration Platform
Automation and Integration Between Systems
At Seygen, we provide sophisticated technology solutions for clients that rely on robust API integration platforms.
The SMX API Integration Platform makes it simple to seamlessly connect and exchange messages within technology systems like an order management system (OMS) – between modern and legacy systems, even between disparate systems that use different messaging formats.
Once implemented, organizations can optimize communication and collaboration among functional areas such as order management, provisioning and activation, billing, and support.
Unlike other platforms that emphasize larger, more complicated development and programming, our SMX API Integration platform is built with smaller, robust API integrations and transformation logic to improve your message exchange. REQUEST DEMO >
SMX API Integration Technology
- Advanced technology stack built on Java
- Operates on COTS application servers or cloud-based infrastructure
- Capable of supporting Oracle or MySQL databases
Cloud-Enabled Seygen offers a seamless shift to the cloud, enabling existing clients to transition from server-based licenses to a more cost-effective solution effortlessly. With our comprehensive migration resources, expert services, and tailored solutions, we ensure your business’s smooth digital transformation.
- Built and deployable on standalone docker or Kubernetes 2.5.x
- Uses Apache MQ as the underlying messaging infrastructure
- Compliant with cloud servers: AWS, Google, Azure Kubernetes
Benefits of SMX API Integration Platform
- Strong API Infrastructure – a proven approach that seamlessly integrates with other systems
- Message Exchange Abilities – send, store and forward, maintain, view, and track messages of multiple protocols, including HTTP, web services, sockets, etc.
- Message Tracking Tools – gain a granular level of control in locating lost or dropped messages, and reflowing them back in the system
- Throttling – use intuitive systems for regulating the flow of messages to prevent downstream enterprise application infrastructures from being overwhelmed
- Easier Connection and Integration – facilitate API integration between internal and third-party systems, even those that traditionally have difficulty talking with each other
- Data Enrichment – utilize built-in APIs to map, enrich, normalize, and transform messages that are incomplete or require data content transformation
