Application Integration

Your operational workflows span multiple applications — a process starts in one system, requires action in a second, and needs tracking in a third. Today, someone sits in the middle and manually bridges them. We remove that person from the middle.

at a Glance

Proven at scale

NDIS claiming, onboarding, and PMO workflows built for Achieve Australia

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Cross-system workflows

processes that run across platform boundaries automatically

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Beyond data sync

applications trigger actions in each other, not just share data

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The Problem

Without application integration:

A process starts in one system but someone has to manually trigger the next step in a different system

Staff are the middleware — copying information, chasing actions, tracking status across platforms

Handoff points are where things break — delays, missed steps, and lost information

No visibility across the full workflow because each system only sees its own piece

With application integration:

When something happens in System A, the right things happen in Systems B and C automatically

Staff are removed from handoff points — they focus on exceptions, not routine bridging

Full workflow visibility from start to finish across all systems involved

Fewer errors because manual handoffs are eliminated

What We Build

NDIS claiming automation

Rostering data triggers claim generation, which flows to finance for reconciliation, with exceptions routed to the relevant team. Revenue leakage from missed or late claims is reduced.

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Marketing request automation

A request submitted via Microsoft Forms creates a task in Planner, notifies the right team in Teams, and tracks status in SharePoint. No email chains, no lost requests.

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PMO workflow integration

Project creation triggers workspace provisioning, access configuration, and status reporting across multiple platforms. Project managers see real-time status without chasing updates.

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Compliance escalation chains

Expiry trigger in one system creates an escalation task in another, sends notifications to the responsible manager, and logs the action for audit purposes.

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How It Works

Process mapping

We map the full workflow across all systems involved, documenting every handoff, trigger, and decision point.

Output:
Cross-system workflow map.

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Integration design

We design how each application will trigger actions in the others — what data moves, what actions fire, and what happens when something fails.

Output:
Integration architecture and trigger specification.

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Build

Iterative build using Power Automate, Azure Logic Apps, and Microsoft Graph API. Each integration point tested individually and as part of the full workflow.

Output:
Working cross-system workflow in your environment.

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Validation and go-live

Full workflow tested with real scenarios. Parallel running where needed. Error handling and monitoring configured.

Output:
Workflow running in production

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Featured Result: Achieve Australia

“I always call them as they are the solution providers. It’s not just another vendor, we have that relationship — the strength is they are vendor46 partner relationship.”

Yashmin Lata
GM of ICT — Achieve Australia

The situation:

NDIS Quick Claim notifications required manual routing, task creation, and audit trail documentation across multiple platforms. Marketing requests came in via email with no structured intake, routing, or tracking.

The result:

NDIS Quick Claim notification integration — automated routing, Planner task creation, SharePoint audit trail. Marketing automation — Microsoft Forms, SharePoint, and Planner connected. Six months in production with zero issues reported.

Is This Right for You?

A good fit if you are…

Running operational workflows that span two or more platforms with manual handoffs between them

Losing time and accuracy at the handoff points between systems

Processing enough volume that manual bridging creates a measurable cost (10+ events per week)

On Microsoft 365 and want to use Power Automate as the orchestration layer

Probably not a fit if…

Your workflows live entirely within a single platform

Your integration needs are purely data sync (Data Integration may be a better fit)

You need integration between platforms with no API access and no file export capability

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Decisions made on live data, not last week's spreadsheet. Dashboards, analytics, and the governance that makes them trustworthy.

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How many manual handoffs are in your most critical workflow?

A Discovery Call is the easiest way to map where the integration should go.

Frequently Asked

Questions

01. What’s the difference between data integration and application integration?

02. Can you integrate platforms you haven’t worked with before?

03. What happens when one of the connected systems has downtime?

04. How complex can the workflows get?

05. How much does an application integration build cost?