INTEGRATION ROUTES
Start with what
can be verified.
A connector name is not proof of compatibility. Each route must demonstrate field mapping, schema stability, counts, freshness and evidence drill-through against the customer's source.
01 · SUPPORTED REFERENCEControlled file intake
CSV, JSON and newline-delimited JSON exports validated in the customer environment before approved records enter analysis.
- Schema and required-field validation
- Duplicate and rejected-record counts
- Source-to-accepted reconciliation
- Customer-retained source files
02 · SUPPORTED REFERENCERead-only REST adapter
An outbound adapter for approved JSON endpoints, with origin restriction, timeout, schema fingerprint and bounded batch size.
- Credential held in customer secret manager
- Read-only by default
- Freshness and last-success evidence
- Schema-drift detection
03 · CUSTOMER-SCOPEDQMS or database connector
A connector is productised only after source discovery, field mapping, permission review, test reconciliation and customer approval.
- Capability manifest
- Allowed entity list
- Customer-owned deployment option
- Write-back separately approved
No vendor certification is impliedRepeatProof does not describe a QMS, ERP, database or collaboration integration as certified, native or production-ready until the relevant vendor and customer validation evidence supports that wording.