03 · Integrations and automation
Enterprise Integration
Integration the business can actually operate.
We map how data moves, connect the systems that need to work together, and design for the failures that happen in production. That includes APIs, EDI, Boomi processes, legacy applications, partner feeds, and the people responsible when something breaks.
Boomi Partner · Boomi Certified engineer on staff
Integration solutions
Connect the systems that carry the work.
API development & management
Design and maintain APIs with clear contracts, authentication, versioning, rate limits, logs, and ownership. The goal is not an API catalog. It is a dependable path between the systems and teams that use it.
Legacy system modernization
A full replacement is not always the responsible first move. We can put a stable interface around an older ERP or database, move one workflow at a time, and keep the business running while the migration earns its way forward.
Real-time data synchronization
When the business needs current data, we design event-driven or near-real-time flows with retries, idempotency, monitoring, and reconciliation. When a batch is safer and simpler, we say that too.
EDI implementation
Implement and support X12, EDIFACT, XML, AS2, SFTP, and API-based partner exchanges. We define acknowledgments, validation, retry behavior, alerting, and onboarding so a rejected document becomes actionable instead of disappearing into a queue.
Where Boomi fits
The platform helps. The operating decisions still matter.
HiTek is a Boomi partner with a currently certified Boomi engineer on staff, plus six years inside Boomi through enterprise SME work and a co-invented AI patent. That combination shows where the platform earns its keep and where judgment still has to fill the gap.
AtomSphere platform
Build, deploy, and monitor integration processes without hiding the data contracts or operational ownership.
Master Data Hub
Reconcile important records across systems with explicit matching, stewardship, and exception rules.
API management
Design, secure, version, and monitor the APIs other systems depend on.
Flow & workflow
Route approvals and handoffs while keeping exceptions visible to the people who own them.
EDI management
Exchange business documents with trading partners and make failed transactions diagnosable.
Common integration patterns
Use the simplest pattern that can carry the risk.
Point-to-point
Direct system connections for simple use cases with minimal overhead.
Hub-and-spoke
Centralized routing and shared controls when many systems depend on the same operating layer.
Event-driven
Publish-subscribe patterns for loose coupling and scalability.
Microservices
Service mesh and API orchestration for modern architectures.
Hybrid cloud
Controlled connections between on-premise systems and cloud services, with security and failure handling designed in.
Have two systems that should already be talking?
Bring the workflow. We will map how the data actually moves, find the failure points, and lay out the shortest reliable path to systems that stay connected.