What is middleware?
Middleware is the intermediate layer that lets your applications talk to each other. Below you can read what it does and why it keeps your landscape manageable.
Middleware is software that sits as an intermediate layer between applications and governs their communication. It translates messages, monitors the flows and catches errors, so that systems work together without depending directly on each other.
The layer between your systems
Middleware sits between two or more applications and governs their communication. It receives a message from one system, translates it to the format the other understands and ensures it arrives neatly. Along the way it monitors the flow, logs what happens and catches errors.
The big advantage is decoupling: systems do not have to know anything about each other's internals and are not directly dependent on each other. If something changes on one side, you catch it in the middleware without affecting the rest.
Middleware in practice
We often build our own integration layer that works as middleware: one place where orders, stock and invoices pass through between ERP, webshop, WMS and partners. So your landscape stays clear, even as systems are added.
How we help you with this.
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Data integration
One integration layer between all your systems, with monitoring and error handling.
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