How we work
Complex systems.
Clear architecture.
Understandable results.
Reliable integration starts with the right questions. We make system boundaries, assumptions and responsibilities visible before connecting your applications.
Integration diagram / Example
Clear interfaces. Traceable results.
01 / Our workflow
Understand. Plan.
Connect. Operate.
Understand
Systems, interfaces, responsibilities and the requirements of your business process.
Context clarified
Plan
Data models, failure scenarios and a solution your team can maintain.
Specification defined
Connect
Implement step by step. Test representative data and exception scenarios deliberately.
Acceptance verified
Operate
Document, hand over and clarify responsibilities for ongoing operations.
Operations handed over
02 / Technical decisions
Plan the connection.
Including when things go wrong.
We consider successful transfers as well as cases where a system is slow, a record is missing or an event arrives again.
- Define field ownership
Identify the authoritative system and owner for each shared field. Target-side changes need to preserve this rule. - Handle ambiguous write responses
After a timeout, reconcile the target state first. Only then decide whether a retry is permitted, avoiding an uncontrolled second creation. - Isolate partial failures
Acknowledge successful transitions. Isolate invalid data and resume the failed step with clear ownership. - Agree on acceptance criteria
Define representative normal, conflict and failure scenarios, expected results and fallback procedures before implementation. Your team signs off on the scoped data flow. - Operations handed over
Assign responsibility for access, notifications, mapping changes and recovery. Documentation and handover criteria are part of acceptance.
03 / Collaboration
Your team. Clear responsibilities.
A complete connection
Analysis, architecture, implementation and technical handover of a defined integration. Scope and operational responsibilities are agreed together.
Focused support
Collaboration with your development team or integration partner on an interface, mapping, migration procedure or architecture review.
A verifiable first step
For a complex starting point, we begin with a narrowly scoped data flow. Representative data helps validate assumptions before extending the integration.
04 / Behind the connection
Specialized integration.
Practical IT context.
DataSource is the technical integration focus of DAXS – Herbert Röblreiter, combining development with infrastructure, access and operational considerations.
Based in Austria, with DAXS locations in Ansfelden, Linz and Nenzing. We work in German and, where required, in English.
Your next connection
What should your systems
achieve together?
You bring the requirements. We clarify the connections.