Assess & design
Identify the systems, data, process owners, frequency and business outcome the integration needs to support.
ERP Integration Services
Connect your systems into one business environment.
Connect ERP with the systems your business already uses so data, workflows and decisions can move through a more connected operating environment.
Integration Workspace
Systems & data flowsDefined
Field mappingAligned
Connection & validationTested
Monitoring & handoverReady
Connected integration
Systems, data flows, validations and ownership aligned before handover.
Service scope
Connect the systems your business depends on without creating new data silos.
A reliable integration starts with clear data ownership, mapping, validation and monitoring around the business process it supports.
Map & design
Define source-to-target fields, transformation rules, timing and exception handling before building the connection.
Connect & validate
Build the agreed integration and test data movement, business rules and expected outputs across both systems.
Monitor & hand over
Document ownership, monitoring and exception handling so the integration remains supportable after launch.
A connected integration workspace
Source Systems
Data Mapping
APIs & Connectors
Validation
Monitoring
Ownership
What we handle
Integration is more than moving data between two systems.
A reliable integration needs clear ownership, field mapping, validation, exception handling and monitoring around the business process it supports.
01
System assessment & scope
Identify the applications, data, owners, frequency and business events involved in the integration.
02
Data mapping & flow design
Define how fields, records and business events move between systems and how differences are handled.
03
Integration build & validation
Connect the agreed systems and test expected data flows, controls and exception scenarios.
04
Monitoring & handover
Document ownership, monitoring, support steps and the process for resolving integration exceptions.
Our integration model
A clear path from system requirement to reliable connected data flow.
Each phase defines what moves, when it moves, how it is validated and who owns exceptions.
Assess
Understand the systems, business process, data and integration objective.
Map
Define source-to-target fields, business rules and expected data flow.
Connect
Build the agreed connection using available APIs or a tailored integration approach.
Validate
Test data movement, business scenarios, exceptions and expected outputs.
Monitor
Establish ownership, monitoring and support steps for the live integration.
Built for connected systems
Keep ERP data moving reliably across the tools your business still needs.
Good integration reduces repeated entry and keeps connected processes moving without hiding ownership or data quality issues.
Clear data flow
Define what moves between systems, when it moves and which system owns the record.
Validation built in
Check expected values and business outcomes before relying on the live connection.
Exception visibility
Make failed or unusual transactions easier to identify, investigate and resolve.
Defined ownership
Document who monitors the integration and who acts when an exception occurs.
ConnectedSystems exchange the information required by the agreed business process.
ValidatedExpected data flows and business scenarios are checked before handover.
MonitoredLive integrations have clear ownership and a process for handling exceptions.
Why Jizai
Keep integrations connected to the business process they support.
The goal is not simply to connect two endpoints. It is to create a reliable data flow that supports the people, transactions and decisions around it.
Business-aware data flows
Design integrations around the transaction or workflow the data needs to support.
Validation focus
Test expected records, exceptions and outcomes before the connection becomes operational.
Maintainable handover
Document ownership, monitoring and support expectations so the integration remains manageable.
Common questions
Before starting an ERP integration.
Common questions about systems, APIs, data mapping, validation and ongoing ownership.
Which systems can Jizai ERP integrate with?
Integration depends on the external system, available APIs or data interfaces, required data flow and the business process that needs to be connected.
Do integrations need to work in real time?
Not always. The required frequency should be based on the business process, data importance and technical capabilities of the connected systems.
How is integration data validated?
We define expected fields, mappings and business scenarios, then test data movement and exceptions before the integration is handed over.
Can an integration be changed later?
Yes. Integrations can be reviewed when source systems, fields, workflows or business requirements change.
Who monitors the integration after go-live?
Ownership should be agreed during handover so the right team can monitor expected flows and respond to exceptions.
Start the conversation
Connect Jizai ERP with the systems your business still needs.
Tell us which applications need to exchange data and what process they support. We can help map the integration approach.