Salesforce Integrations
We connect Salesforce with SAP, ERPs, legacy systems and e-commerce platforms. Robust integrations via MuleSoft and REST APIs with real-time monitoring and zero data loss.
The problem
Information silos
Salesforce doesn't talk to SAP, the ERP doesn't sync with e-commerce, and the team loses hours manually reconciling data across 3-5 systems.
Fragile integrations
Point-to-point connectors that break with every update. No monitoring, no automatic retries, no logs — every failure is an emergency.
Unacceptable latency
Nightly batch syncs that leave data stale 12+ hours. Sales teams working with yesterday's information.
Our solution
- Real-time bidirectional SAP-Salesforce integration
- MuleSoft Anypoint for enterprise API orchestration
- Legacy ERP connectors: Oracle, Dynamics, JD Edwards
- Event-driven architecture with Platform Events and CDC
- Resilient middleware with retries, dead-letter queues and alerts
- API documentation with OpenAPI/Swagger and versioning
Methodology
Mapping
We identify all systems, data flows, volumetrics and latency requirements.
Architecture
We design the integration topology: APIs, events, batch or hybrid per flow.
Development
We build connectors with error handling, transformations and load testing.
Monitoring
Real-time integration dashboards, automatic alerts and availability SLAs.
Technologies
Reference case
For Mohawk Industries, we integrated Salesforce with SAP ECC syncing customers, materials, prices and orders in real-time. The integration processes over 2,000 daily transactions with 99.97% availability.
Frequently asked questions
Can you integrate Salesforce with our on-premise SAP?
Yes. We have experience with SAP ECC and S/4HANA both on-premise and cloud. We use MuleSoft or custom middleware with RFC/BAPI for connectivity.
What happens if a source system goes down?
We implement automatic retries, dead-letter queues and circuit breakers. Data is queued and synced when the system recovers, without loss.
What is the integration cost?
It is quoted based on scope. Factors: number of systems, data volume, required latency and transformation complexity.
Connect your systems and eliminate data silos
Schedule a consultation and let's design the integration architecture for your ecosystem.