Integration Logic
Including rich business logic into your data interactions allows rithm integrations to bring the correct data at the right time between systems rather than just dumping it all from Point A to Point B.
What Does Integration Logic Mean?
An Integration Logic refers to the transformation and modification requirements which arise when different systems communicate with each other. The Integration logic should reside in the Middleware.
Most integration solutions allow for minimal business logic in their connections between systems. With rithmXO, you’ll find that you cannot only define rich business rules to manage what, when, and how data flows across integrations, but you can also aggregate, compute, and even look up external data as you build bridges between your systems.
More innovative integrations mean you spend less time manipulating data outside of your applications and continue to use existing applications as designed without spending time and money to customize them. In addition, the ability to create application-level logic within your orchestrated rithm integrations without developers and customer user experience means you get even greater value from your investments in technology.