Integration is architecture
A spreadsheet export is not an integration. MHM designs contracts: what moves, how often, who owns the record, and what happens when a side is down.
Make the stack work as one
Make your systems work as one.
APIs, data synchronization, legacy modernization, and workflow integration so the business is not trapped between platforms that do not speak.
Overview
Connect business systems, data, and workflows with durable interfaces—not fragile exports.
Legacy systems can participate
Many organizations will run a core system for years. We build anti-corruption layers and APIs so new software can grow without pretending the old system does not exist.
Capabilities
What this practice covers.
APIs
Interfaces designed for the systems that will consume them: auth, contracts, versioning, and failure behavior.
Data integration
Movement of records between platforms with clear ownership, conflict rules, and auditability.
Business systems
ERP, CRM, POS, finance, operations, and custom platforms connected around the workflow—not around a vendor’s happy path.
Legacy systems
Wrap, replace, or retire. Legacy is a constraint to engineer against, not an insult.
Workflow integration
Handoffs between teams and tools become explicit steps instead of copy-paste between screens.
Platform integration
SaaS, custom software, and infrastructure services composed into a coherent operating picture.
Automation
Repeatable processes with human checkpoints where judgment is required.
Synchronization
Near-real-time or scheduled sync with idempotency and a plan for when sources disagree.
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