Three systems.
One version of truth.
An integration hub connecting accounting, the online store and CRM for a retail network.
A manual export is not an integration..
Stock, prices and orders were copied between systems in spreadsheets. Updates depended on someone finding time, and a failed transfer left no useful trail.
A central event hub receives changes and delivers them to each subscriber. Queues isolate failures; retries and an event log make every delivery visible.
A second attempt.
Not a second order.
Delivering an event twice must not create two orders. Idempotency keys and a visible retry queue are part of the design, not an afterthought.
POST /events/order.created
{
"event_id": "evt_8842_v1",
"source": "store",
"destination": "crm",
"delivery": {
"attempt": 2,
"idempotent": true
}
}
200 OK · existing record returnedFollow an event, end to end.
Inspect a connector and retry the failed sample event. Nothing is sent to external services.
// duplicate-safe delivery
{
"event": "stock.updated",
"idempotency_key": "evt_2290_v1",
"signature": "sha256:••••••"
}Demo environment. All names, figures and actions here are synthetic and local to this page.
A better way
to work.
A traceable path for each change
Failed deliveries become visible
New connectors without a full rewrite
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