Frequently 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.