Multi-system integration

Stop moving data between systems by hand.

CoreData helps clients make existing systems work better together using Corejob Automation bots.

Common questions

What is multi-system integration?

Multi-system integration uses software bots to fetch, transform, and deliver data between enterprise systems automatically, replacing the manual work of copying information from one system to another by hand.

Does this require replacing our existing systems?

No. CoreData's bots connect to the systems you already have, extending their useful life rather than requiring a costly replacement. Where a genuine gap remains, we build a custom web application to fill it rather than replacing what already works.

How is this different from process automation?

Multi-system integration focuses on moving and reconciling data between systems; process automation focuses on carrying out a business task from start to finish. Many projects use both together.

The problem with data sherpas

People shouldn't be the integration layer.

In most organizations today, people still extract and transfer large amounts of information from one system to another by hand. Corejob Automation bots are configured to fetch and deliver data between large enterprise systems, transform it into a format each system understands, and double-check it for discrepancies along the way.

Developers reviewing a system integration diagram

What you get back

Systems that talk to each other on their own.

People direct the process

Staff stop acting as data collectors and go back to directing the work instead.

More value from what you own

Get greater life and use from existing systems, at a fraction of the cost of replacing them.

Fewer data errors

Automated discrepancy checking runs on every transfer, not only when someone remembers to look.

Two systems that should talk, but don't

Tell us which systems need to be connected.

Pair this with process automation or explore the full Corejob Automation platform.

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