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Feb 2, 2026
ntegrations are delivered as isolated, project-specific environments (typically AWS Lambda), each with its own repository, logs, queues, and cost tracking. A maintained vendor framework provides core reliability features—queueing and batch processing, logging, error handling, rate limits, idempotency, and traceability—while partners or advanced admins implement only a thin project layer for mappings, validations, transformations, and business rules.
The model keeps ownership transparent (integrations stay in your own project), avoids intermediary iPaaS pricing, and supports both REST and XML APIs in the MVP. Secrets are managed outside code (e.g., GitHub Secrets/AWS references), and CI guardrails can prevent accidental edits to vendor code.
This approach fits teams with a small number of critical integrations who want predictable operational cost, full control, and the ability to handle edge cases efficiently.

