Government services
ESIA, SMEV, GIS GMP and GIS Housing. First, verify participant authority and access procedures.
Scope and connection conditionsIntegrations
Connect your product to its infrastructure.
Connect applications, government services and equipment. Design the exchange, validate data and provide monitoring tools.
Define the integration scopeExplore the scope01Data source
02Adapter
03Destination
04Exchange control
Choose your integration area
Government, operator and commercial scopes have different connection conditions.
Regional waste operators
Accounts, charges, payments, sites and routes. Separate rules for billing and dispatch.
Scope and connection conditionsSORM and operator products
A product adapter for the selected system. Specifications determine interfaces and the data scope.
Scope and connection conditionsBusiness systems
amoCRM, Bitrix24, 1C, payments and delivery. Orders and statuses with error monitoring.
Scope and connection conditionsAn exchange must be observable
A successful HTTP response does not mean the task is complete. We distinguish message receipt, record processing and confirmation by the destination system.
01Source event
02Validation and queue
03Destination system
04Confirmation and reconciliation
Workflow schematic · scope agreed for the project
Repeated delivery
An event may arrive more than once. Identifiers and processing rules prevent duplicate payments, orders or documents.
Temporary outage
Preserve exchange state and define retry rules. Rejected records appear in an error list staff can understand.
Format changes
Document the interface version and data schema. Validate changes in a test environment before switching.
Four decisions before writing code
An agreed exchange map defines what we build, what the client provides and which dependencies affect launch.
- DataMatching and correction rules
- AccessAgreed set of permissions
- InterfaceDocumented version and test examples
- OutcomeAcceptance scenarios and operational monitoring
Data scope and exchange rules
| Source / scope | What we define | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Data | Entities, required fields and source of truth | Matching and correction rules |
| Access | Roles, accounts and permitted actions | Agreed set of permissions |
| Interface | API, file format or equipment protocol | Documented version and test examples |
| Outcome | Confirmation, errors and acceptable delays | Acceptance scenarios and operational monitoring |
From discovery to a working exchange
Define a testable part of the integration and launch it using agreed scenarios. Expand after reconciling the data.
01
Discovery
Collect documentation, system versions, access rights and sample data. Flag connections that require external operator approval.
02
Exchange contract
Define fields, transfer directions, events, identifiers and errors. Assign an owner to every mutable record.
03
Adapter and validation
Build the exchange and check duplicate delivery, invalid data, lost connectivity and recovery. Link results to source records.
04
Acceptance and support
Provide instructions and an exchange log. Define who monitors errors, manages access and approves interface upgrades.
What affects scope and timing
Is the system name enough?
No. We need the version, hosting, available interfaces and terms of use. The same system can have different restrictions in different organisations.
Can manual uploads be replaced?
Where interfaces and permissions allow, we build automated exchange. For file-based exchange, define the format, schedule, validation and receipt confirmation.
Who is responsible for external connection?
The client confirms its authority and provides agreed access. We prepare the technical work within the contract; external procedures are documented as dependencies.
What is handed over at launch?
Exchange documentation, configuration, error and recovery instructions, and the agreed source code and access details. Define the support arrangements in advance.
Documentation and related needs
Which systems need to exchange data?
Tell us the product, the external system and the action currently done manually. Include available documentation or a sample file.
Define the integration scope