Integrations
Integrations
Connected systems need more than technical connectivity.
Most organisations depend on technology that works across multiple systems. Applications exchange data. Workflows depend on information arriving at the right time. Business processes rely on services that sit between platforms. Over time, these connections become some of the most important parts of the technology landscape — and some of the least understood.
When integrations become difficult to support, difficult to troubleshoot or dependent on undocumented knowledge, operational confidence often suffers. PageTech Solutions helps organisations understand, improve and support system integrations through practical, founder-led technical consulting and implementation. Delivery is provided directly by Jamie Page on a 100% remote basis.
Integrations are part of the operational system
An integration is rarely just a technical connection. It often sits at the point where operational processes, business rules, data and technology meet. A problem in one integration can have consequences across multiple systems. A change in one application may affect workflows elsewhere. That is why integration work needs to be considered in its wider operational context, not simply as an isolated technical task.
Typical integration challenges
PageTech Solutions is often suited to situations where:
- Integrations have become difficult to understand
- System dependencies are unclear
- Data flows are poorly documented
- Integration failures are difficult to diagnose
- Existing integration code is becoming harder to maintain
- Multiple systems interact in ways that are not fully understood
- Operational processes depend on integrations that have become fragile or overly complex
Experience with integration-focused delivery
Experience includes REST API integrations, Microsoft Graph integration work, Microsoft Information Protection-aware integrations, SQL-driven integration solutions, Entity Framework-based development, custom import services, document-ingestion integrations, and backend service development — gained across environments where integrations form part of wider operational processes rather than standalone technical projects.
How PageTech helps
- Integration assessment — building a clearer understanding of existing integrations, dependencies and operational considerations.
- Integration development — designing, building and improving integration components within existing environments.
- Production support — investigating integration-related issues.
- Reliability and maintainability improvements
- Documentation and knowledge transfer
The objective is not simply to create connectivity — it's integrations that are better understood, easier to maintain and more aligned with operational needs.
Technology experience
C#, .NET, .NET Core, SQL Server, Entity Framework, REST APIs, Microsoft Graph, Azure Functions, Azure Storage, Microsoft Information Protection-related technologies, custom backend services and integration components.
Explore related areas
Explore Workflow Engineering · Explore Production Reliability · Explore Maintainability · Explore Integration Review
Discuss an integration challenge
If you are dealing with a complex or fragile integration, a short conversation is usually the best place to begin. Delivery is 100% remote. Prefer to see evidence first? See real project examples or read what clients and colleagues say.
Start a conversationFrequently asked questions
What integration technologies do you work with?
C#, .NET, .NET Core, SQL Server, Entity Framework, REST APIs, Microsoft Graph, Azure Functions, Azure Storage and Microsoft Information Protection-related technologies, along with custom backend services and integration components. Experience includes REST API integrations, Microsoft Graph integration work, SQL-driven integration solutions, custom import services and document-ingestion integrations, gained in environments where integrations form part of wider operational processes.
Can you diagnose an integration failure that nobody can trace?
Yes. Production support for integration-related issues is a core part of the work, particularly where data flows are poorly documented, dependencies are unclear or multiple systems interact in ways that are not fully understood. The approach considers the integration in its operational context, not as an isolated technical task, because a problem in one integration often has consequences across several systems.
Do you build new integrations or only assess existing ones?
Both. Integration assessment builds a clearer understanding of existing integrations, dependencies and operational considerations. Integration development covers designing, building and improving integration components within your existing environment. Reliability and maintainability improvements plus documentation and knowledge transfer are included so the result is easier to support. For an assessment-only engagement, see the fixed-scope Integration Review.
How is integration work charged?
Defined pieces of work are quoted as a fixed price agreed in writing after a scoping step, with a 30-day defect warranty on fixed-price delivery. Investigation or ongoing support can be charged at £80 to £100 per hour or £400 to £500 per day ex VAT. Everything is delivered 100% remotely by Jamie Page, and a free 20-minute consultation is available to discuss the integration first.