Data & integrations

Integrations are where replatforms quietly fail: ambiguous payloads, silent partial failures, and “we will fix it after launch” queues. We map contracts, owners, and rollback paths so production behavior is explicit.

How we approach it

  1. 1

    Contract mapping

    For each integration: entities, direction, frequency, idempotency, error handling, and who triages when something drifts.

  2. 2

    Failure-mode design

    Timeouts, retries, poison messages, and human fallbacks — defined before traffic proves the gaps for you.

  3. 3

    Cutover choreography

    Freeze rules, delta windows, reconciliation checks, and the minimum viable observability to trust the first forty-eight hours.

  4. 4

    Stabilization handoff

    Runbooks and dashboards so your team can operate what shipped — with Titan-led support through the noisy period after go-live.

Best practices

  • Version your integration assumptions

    If the ERP team “tweaks” a field, the storefront should not be the last to learn.

  • Reconcile money paths early

    Tax, refunds, and partial captures are where small mistakes become finance incidents.

  • Prefer boring launch weeks

    Heroics are a signal the plan was under-specified. Rehearsal and rollback exist to make go-live uneventful.

Irish Titan’s methodology starts with business first, online second — partnerships over transactions, then the platforms and marketing that ship outcomes. As a full-service agency we bring UX, design, and business process consulting alongside engineering and launch in the same delivery thread when your program needs it. We operate a Titan-only delivery model: the people doing the work are direct Irish Titan employees from our headquarters, not contractors or outsourced pods.

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