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Yes. Every IntegrationHub expert we place is verified on building custom spokes when no certified spoke exists. They create the connection and credential aliases, define the REST and SOAP actions inside a custom spoke, and build reusable subflow actions with typed inputs and outputs so the integration is consumable by any flow. They handle OAuth 2.0 (authorization code, client credentials, JWT bearer), API key, and mutual TLS authentication, configure pagination and rate-limit handling in the REST steps, and add data transform and script steps where the payload needs reshaping. They publish the spoke to the Application Repository so it promotes cleanly across instances. On the scoping call the PM confirms the target API, its auth model, and your IntegrationHub subscription tier so the expert builds within your transaction entitlements and avoids surprise overage.

Our IntegrationHub experts use the certified SAP, Salesforce, Microsoft, and cloud spokes where they exist, and build custom REST integrations where they do not. For SAP they integrate via OData and RFC/BAPI exposed through SAP Integration Suite, syncing master data and posting transactions while handling IDoc-style retries and idempotency. For Salesforce they use the spoke to sync accounts, cases, and opportunities bidirectionally, mapping fields and handling the SOQL query and bulk API patterns. They build the orchestration in Flow Designer with error handling, retry policies, and dead-letter logic so a downstream outage never loses a transaction. They also design the integration pattern itself — real-time REST, scheduled batch, or event-driven via the Event Management and webhook inbound actions. The PM confirms which systems are authoritative so the expert designs the right sync direction.

Yes. IntegrationHub experts build full cross-platform automations in Flow Designer that span multiple systems in a single flow. They orchestrate sequences like: a case opens in ServiceNow, enrich it from a third-party API, create a record in an external CRM, post to Slack or Teams, and write the result back — all with branching, error handling, and human approval steps where needed. They use flow variables, data pills, and the script step (with GlideRecord and RESTMessageV2) only where declarative actions fall short, keeping the flow maintainable. They build reusable subflows so common integration logic is not duplicated, and configure the flow trigger correctly (record, scheduled, inbound REST, or application). The PM confirms which collaboration and CRM tools you run so the expert wires the correct outbound actions.

A PM is assigned within 10 minutes of booking and scopes your requirement on the first call. For a clearly defined task — a single API integration, a custom spoke, a broken outbound flow — a vetted IntegrationHub expert typically starts the same day. We offer three engagement models: project-based (fixed deliverable with milestones, ideal for a defined integration), dedicated (an expert embedded with your platform team for a sprint or longer of integration work), and on-call burst capacity (hours drawn down as integrations break or new systems come online). You can scale up or down between sprints and cancel after any engagement. The PM coordinates the expert with your platform owner, the external system owners, and security so credentials, network access, and the MID Server are never a blocker.

Yes. IntegrationHub experts configure the MID Server for integrations with on-premise systems behind your firewall — JDBC to internal databases, file-based integrations, PowerShell and SSH probes, and REST calls to internal APIs that are not internet-facing. They set up MID Server clustering for high availability, scope the MID with the right capabilities and IP ranges, and secure credentials in the credential store rather than hard-coding them. For governance they publish integrations as scoped applications, promote them through the Application Repository or update sets, and use ATF to regression-test integrations before they hit production. They also build the monitoring — outbound REST logs, flow execution history, and transaction quota dashboards — so you catch failures and overage early. The PM confirms your network topology so the expert places the MID Server correctly.