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Marketplace integration with ESB

Marketplace integration via ESB: automated data exchange, scalability, and lower costs for supporting e-commerce infrastructure

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An integration layer built on the ESB paradigm helps enterprise projects reach new sales channels faster. At the same time, development resource costs are minimized. ESB makes it possible to retain full control over the integrations themselves. Contact sales

Features of marketplace integration

Like any integration, marketplace integration can rely heavily on mappings received from different systems.
Often, product data is stored in one place, while pricing and warehouse-level stock data are stored elsewhere.
Moreover, if any of your systems is updated or replaced, the project integrations should be easy to reconfigure.
Having an ESB layer in the enterprise IT landscape makes it possible, while retaining full control over the source code of integration microservices, to simplify integration logic and make integrations fast and predictably reliable without additional development in the target systems where product, pricing, and inventory data is stored.

ESB integration capabilities with marketplaces

Visual builder and access to source code All integrations are built in ETL GUI tools*, which makes it possible to add new integrations and adjust existing ones quickly. As a low-code solution, ETL provides control over the components and makes it possible to create custom ones, usually in Java, or use code injection to implement unique solutions. The speed of integration changes increases many times over, and the need to document how they work disappears entirely.

A unified integration style The ESB layer makes it possible to establish and use your own integration standard, which simplifies support.

Scalability The ESB service bus has its own scheduling and load distribution mechanisms. You can configure custom logic for receiving and sending each data stream. This helps avoid overload during bulk product data transfers and prevents data loss if the receiving server is temporarily unavailable.

Advantages of marketplace integration with ESB

Ease of integration: ESB is a low-code solution that lets you quickly create microservices without involving a development team or spending hundreds of hours. Most of the work can be done by a business analyst in a RAD environment using a mouse, leaving developers only the most complex part of development.

Faster launch The ESB service bus has ready-made scenarios and tools that help deploy the system quickly on a project.

The right way to build an SOA architecture. When integrations between systems are implemented point to point, your service-oriented architecture effectively becomes monolithic. This slows future integration changes and makes maintenance, as well as support for all related services, more difficult. Need an implementation? Contact us, and we will calculate the timeline and cost of implementing an ESB system. Fill out the form