Azure integration consulting: APIs, events, ERP and CRM
APIs, events and ERP/CRM integration on Azure — designed for the day a dependency fails.
Sound familiar?
What it looks like before we arrive
- Interfaces fail silently, and you hear about it from a customer.
- Every new integration is built from scratch, so each one takes weeks.
- A slow system downstream makes your own website or app slow.
- A secret expires and takes an interface down with it.
What you get
What we deliver
- API-first contracts, versioned and agreed before implementation
- Bounded retry, a dead-letter route per interface with a named owner, and idempotent writes
- Messaging that keeps a slow system off your user’s critical path
- Identity instead of secrets: OAuth 2.0 at the gateway, managed identity behind it
- Reusable workflow, policy and pipeline templates, so the next interface takes days rather than weeks
- Alerts that reach a named person, and the runbooks they need when one fires
Engagement shapes
How it can be shaped
Timelines are planning estimates for a typical scope. Yours goes in the written scope, with a fixed quote for each option, within two business days of our first conversation.
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Integration build
Interfaces designed, built and taken live with your team, scoped and quoted wave by wave.
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Reliability retrofit
Error handling, dead-lettering, alerting and identity added to an estate that is already live.
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Platform foundations
The gateway, messaging, templates and pipelines that every later interface is built on.
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Typical stack
- API Management
- Service Bus
- Event Grid
- Logic Apps Standard
- Azure Functions (.NET 8)
- Azure Cache for Redis
- Dynamics 365 F&O
- SAP S/4HANA (OData)
- Salesforce REST
- Bicep
Track record
The principal’s record, inside SI teams
Kakoriya Cloud opened in October 2026. These figures come from estates our principal worked on before then, each with its scope.
Questions
Cloud integration: questions, answered
Logic Apps or Functions?
Usually both: Logic Apps for orchestration your team can read, Functions for mapping and logic that needs real code. We say which, interface by interface, and write down why.
Can you take over an estate another vendor built?
Yes. We start by counting and instrumenting what exists, before changing any of it.
Do you work with on-premises systems?
All the time — an on-premises application behind a queue or a gateway is the normal case. The new platform pieces we build run on Azure.
Can you integrate Dynamics 365, SAP or Salesforce on Azure?
Yes — those three are where most of our principal's integration work has been: Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations through data management packages and OData, SAP S/4HANA over OData behind API Management, and Salesforce over REST from Functions fed by Service Bus.