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Every integration pattern your business needs, compiled to native services.

From API-led architectures to event streams, partner EDI and cloud data pipelines, Uniflox gives your team one visual designer and one deployment model: lightweight Go microservices you own and run anywhere.

Use case · API-led integration

Expose every system through governed, contract-first APIs.

The challenge

Core systems are wired together point to point, every consumer needs a slightly different view of the data, and each new channel means another brittle integration. Traditional API platforms fix the architecture but add a heavy runtime and per-core licensing to every layer.

The Uniflox approach

  • Import a RAML, OpenAPI or Swagger spec and get spec-driven routing and request validation generated for you
  • Layer system, process and experience APIs as separate microservices that deploy and scale independently
  • Protect endpoints with OAuth 2.0, basic auth filters, rate guards and schema guards
  • Shape responses with GoWeave, then ship each API as a small binary or container

Relevant connectors

  • HTTP/REST
  • SOAP / Web Service Consumer
  • GraphQL
  • gRPC
  • OAuth 2.0
  • Salesforce
  • SAP
  • PostgreSQL
  • Oracle
  • Redis
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API-led integration built in Uniflox Designer: an Experience API flow (Client API listener, Rate Limit guard, API Router, then a call to the Process API) and a Process API flow whose scatter-gather queries SAP Orders, Salesforce and PostgreSQL in parallel before a GoWeave step merges the view.
Each layer compiles to its own Go microservice.
Use case · Event-driven integration

React to business events the moment they happen.

Event-driven integration built in Uniflox Designer: a MongoDB change stream feeds a GoWeave step that publishes to Kafka, and a Kafka consumer flow filters paid orders, transforms them into shipments and fans out to RabbitMQ, WebSocket clients and a JMS audit queue.
Fast-starting consumers scale out with your event volume.

The challenge

Batch jobs and polling leave data hours out of date, while event platforms multiply the number of consumers you have to build, run and scale. JVM-based consumers are slow to start and expensive to scale out when volume spikes.

The Uniflox approach

  • Trigger flows from Kafka (single and batch), RabbitMQ/AMQP, JMS, ActiveMQ, SQS, Azure Service Bus and Google Cloud Pub/Sub
  • Capture change data with MongoDB change streams, LDAP object triggers and S3 event triggers
  • Build resilient consumers with Until Successful, Circuit Breaker, retries and dedicated error-handler flows
  • Push updates to users in real time over WebSocket or Server-Sent Events

Relevant connectors

  • Apache Kafka
  • RabbitMQ / AMQP
  • JMS
  • ActiveMQ
  • Amazon SQS & SNS
  • Azure Service Bus
  • Google Cloud Pub/Sub
  • Redis Pub/Sub
  • WebSocket
  • Server-Sent Events
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Use case · B2B / EDI

Onboard trading partners in days, not quarters.

The challenge

Every partner speaks a slightly different dialect of X12 or EDIFACT, files arrive over a patchwork of SFTP servers, and security teams require encryption end to end. Dedicated B2B gateways are costly and sit outside the rest of your integration estate.

The Uniflox approach

  • Parse and generate X12, EDIFACT, TRADACOMS, fixed-width flat files and COBOL copybooks
  • Exchange files with partners over SFTP and FTP, with PGP encryption, signing and verification
  • Map partner documents to your canonical model with GoWeave, and validate against schemas
  • Reuse partner templates so each new trading partner is a configuration, not a project

Relevant connectors

  • X12
  • EDIFACT
  • TRADACOMS
  • Flat file
  • COBOL copybook
  • SFTP
  • FTP
  • PGP
  • SAP IDoc
  • SMTP
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B2B integration built in Uniflox Designer: purchase orders arrive in an SFTP inbox, are PGP-decrypted, mapped and posted to SAP, with a 997 acknowledgement written back over SFTP; a second flow maps shipment events to 856 ship notices, PGP-encrypts them and writes them to the partner outbox.
Encrypted end to end, from partner mailbox to ERP.
Use case · Cloud data integration

Move data between clouds and systems, reliably and at native speed.

Cloud data sync built in Uniflox Designer: every 15 minutes a scheduler reads the watermark, selects new rows, converts them to Parquet and writes them to Amazon S3, Azure Blob and Google Cloud Storage in parallel before saving the new watermark.
Incremental loads that pick up exactly where the last run stopped.

The challenge

Analytics and AI teams need fresh operational data in cloud storage, but hand-written scripts break silently, full reloads are slow and expensive, and data ends up duplicated across three clouds with no consistent process.

The Uniflox approach

  • Read and write Amazon S3 (including multipart and event triggers), Azure Blob Storage and Google Cloud Storage
  • Process large volumes with Batch Job, Step and Aggregator components, and Splitter/Aggregator patterns
  • Load incrementally with Watermark and Object Store, so each run only moves what changed
  • Convert between JSON, CSV, XML, Parquet, Avro and Protobuf, and validate against schemas along the way

Relevant connectors

  • Amazon S3
  • Azure Blob Storage
  • Google Cloud Storage
  • Microsoft OneDrive
  • AWS Lambda
  • Oracle
  • SQL Server
  • Cassandra
  • Elasticsearch
  • Watermark
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By industry

Built for regulated, high-volume, always-on businesses.

Wherever your data lives and whatever your compliance rules, Uniflox services run inside your own environment.

Banking & Financial Services

Example: Expose core-banking account and payment data through OAuth 2.0-secured open-banking APIs, with rate guards per partner and PGP-encrypted SFTP files for regulatory reporting, all deployed on-premises.

API-led integration

Retail & E-commerce

Example: Sync orders in real time between your e-commerce platform, SAP and Salesforce over Kafka, and send order and delivery updates to customers by Twilio SMS and WhatsApp.

Event-driven integration

Manufacturing

Example: Receive supplier purchase orders and advance ship notices as X12 or EDIFACT over SFTP, and post them to SAP as IDocs with automatic acknowledgements back to each supplier.

B2B / EDI

Logistics & Supply Chain

Example: Stream shipment status events from carriers through RabbitMQ and Amazon SQS, enrich them with warehouse data, and push live tracking updates to customer portals over WebSocket.

Event-driven integration

Public Sector

Example: Modernize mainframe case-management records by exposing COBOL copybook data as secure APIs, with LDAP-based access control and every service running fully inside the agency's own data center.

API-led integration

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