TTS API Gateway & Industrial Integrations

Subject: Inter-system Connectivity and Automation Fabrics Scope: Third-Party Ecosystem Integration Module: TTS Connectivity Layer

9.1 Technical Architecture

The TTS API Gateway functions as the "central nervous system" of the platform, enabling the site to move data seamlessly between the Sovereign Cloud and the client’s existing technical stack. It is engineered to replace manual data-entry cycles with hard-wired, bidirectional automation fabrics that ensure data consistency across the enterprise.

9.2 Integration Tiers

The site supports three distinct levels of connectivity:

  • Standard SaaS Connectors: Pre-built OAuth2 integrations for common platforms including Xero, Sage, HubSpot, Salesforce, and LinkedIn. These allow for "one-click" authentication and immediate data synchronisation.
  • Custom Webhook Fabric: For bespoke industrial systems (ERP, MRP, or proprietary databases), the site provides a robust Webhook listener. This allows external systems to "push" events—such as a new production order or a late payment—directly into the TTS logic engine.
  • The Sovereign Bridge: A secure, high-speed tunnel for clients requiring on-premise data access. This allows the site to query local file servers or legacy SQL databases without exposing them to the public internet.

9.3 Operational Deployment

  1. Handshake Initiation: From the Sovereign Portal, the user selects the target integration (e.g., Salesforce).
  2. Permission Scoping: The site requests "Least-Privilege" access. For example, Sentinel requires "Read/Write" access to Leads, while Guardian only requires "Read" access to Invoice status.
  3. Mapping Logic: Once connected, the user maps the external data fields to the TTS internal parameters. The site uses AI-assisted field matching to suggest the correct mappings (e.g., "Account Name" = "Client Identity").
  4. Health Monitoring: The API Gateway provides a real-time "Heartbeat" monitor. If an integration fails or an API key expires, the site sends an immediate alert to the system administrator to prevent automation downtime.

9.4 Engineering Rigour & Error Handling

The site is built with Idempotency Logic, ensuring that even if a network interruption occurs, the system will not perform duplicate actions (such as sending the same invoice reminder twice or creating duplicate leads). Every API call is logged with a unique Request ID, allowing for granular troubleshooting and complete transparency in data movement.

Updated on: 29/01/2026

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