Integration Delivery

Lender, dealer and aggregator integrations - idempotent, monitored, documented

Where this usually starts

None of this is unusual. It is what lender and dealer connectivity looks like before anyone treats it as a platform.

Every lender integration is a bespoke one-off, so the next one starts from zero
A broken integration is discovered when a deal fails, not by a monitor
A lender that only takes an emailed PDF means someone is retyping it by hand
Nobody outside the original developer can say how an integration behaves when it fails

What you get

Lender, dealer, aggregator and vehicle-data integrations built idempotent, monitored and documented, so they keep working after we leave.

We build against this pattern in-house: our Lender Gateway Layer serves API and emailed-PDF lenders through one surface, and our Lead Generation Engine embeds in a third-party website with a single script tag.

How the engagement runs

1

Audit maps the integration surface

Which lenders, dealers and aggregators exist today, which are automated, which are still manual, and what actually breaks under load.

2

One layer, whatever the lender takes

A single integration surface handles submissions, status and documents whether a lender takes an API or an emailed PDF, so onboarding the next lender is not a fresh build.

3

Idempotent by design, monitored from day one

A retry cannot double-submit, and a failure raises an alert instead of surfacing as a support ticket days later.

4

Documented and handed over

Each integration ships with documentation, so it keeps working - and keeps being extendable - after we leave.

What's included

Lender integrations
Dealer integrations
Aggregator integrations
Vehicle-data provider integrations
Idempotent design with monitoring and alerting
Integration documentation

What we need from you

A contact at each lender, dealer or aggregator being integrated (or an introduction to one), and sign-off on the compliance requirements the integration needs to respect.

What "done" means

Each integration is idempotent, monitored and documented before we call it done - a retry cannot double-submit, a failure raises an alert, and someone other than us can read the documentation and understand how it behaves.

Questions this answers

Can we bring on a new lender without a bespoke build every time?
How do we find out an integration is broken before a deal fails because of it?
What happens with a lender that only takes emailed PDFs, not an API?

Timeframe

2-8 weeks each

Not included

  • Third-party API changes outside our control

Start with the audit

Integration engagements are scoped from the findings of aPlatform & Delivery-Risk Audit.