Platform Connectivity

Integrations & Interoperability

iCore integrates cleanly with enterprise systems through APIs, webhooks, and event-driven workflows — enabling interoperability without sacrificing governance, auditability, or control.

Enterprise Integration Model

Integrations should not bypass governance. iCore connects to external systems while maintaining internal controls, attribution, and traceability.

Event-Driven Architecture

Workflows can trigger from system events, schedules, or external signals.

API-First Design

Standardized endpoints enable secure interoperability.

Workflow-Orchestrated Sync

Integrations run through governed workflows, not uncontrolled scripts.

Traceable Data Exchange

Every integration event is logged and attributable.

Integration Methods

Connect iCore to your stack using modern integration patterns — from simple webhooks to complex orchestrations.

REST APIs Webhooks Scheduled Jobs Event Triggers Data Sync AI Enrichment

Systems iCore Commonly Connects With

iCore is designed to interoperate across operational, financial, and communications systems — without creating duplicated data silos.

CRM & Customer Operations

Sync contacts, accounts, tickets, and service workflows.

ERP & Financial Platforms

Integrate accounting, payables, approvals, and cost governance.

Field & Asset Systems

Connect field activity, inspections, and asset-level workflows.

Messaging & Notifications

Deliver event-based alerts via email, SMS, and internal systems.

Integration Security

Secure integrations require more than connectivity — they require access control, traceability, and policy enforcement.

Access Control Audit Trails Tenant Isolation Policy Enforcement Secure Connectivity Defensible Records

Integration Governance

iCore ensures integrations remain controlled and inspectable — preventing shadow workflows and unmanaged data exchange.

Change Control

Govern integration modifications with oversight and traceability.

Operational Visibility

Monitor integration activity without disrupting workflows.

Failure Handling

Detect errors and route exceptions through managed processes.

Enterprise Accountability

Assign ownership and responsibility for integration outcomes.