Infor's configurability and its Ming.le layer both shape how an integration has to be built.
Not a list of features. These are the things that cost time on real Infor projects.
Spend data crosses modules, and integrating them means resolving how each represents the same thing.
Infor's user-defined fields are where organisation-specific data tends to live, which makes them essential to the integration rather than optional extras.
Infor's collaboration and workflow layer has to be accounted for in how data moves and where processes are triggered.
How current the data needs to be is a design decision with real cost implications, and worth settling before build rather than during it.
We build the integration, then run it — monitoring, error handling and support against agreed service levels. Integrations break when a source system changes, and somebody has to be watching when that happens.
How our integration service works → · Source to Pay delivery →
Tell us which modules you use and which Source to Pay platform you are connecting to. We will tell you what the integration actually involves.
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