DATACENDIA

Sovereign Intelligence Platform

Our Integration Philosophy

Enterprise software vendors often claim "integrations with 500+ systems" when they really mean "we have an API." We believe in honesty about what works out of the box versus what requires your team's effort.

The Sovereign Adapter Architecture: Rather than maintaining hundreds of brittle vendor-specific connectors, Datacendia provides 5 universal adapters that work with standard protocols. We provide the socket; you bring the plug that fits your specific systems.

Integration Status Legend

Status Meaning
✅ Implemented Works out of the box with standard configuration
⚙️ Client-Configured Adapter ready; requires your credentials/endpoint configuration
🔧 BYO-Connector You provide the connector; we provide the integration framework
📋 Roadmap Planned for future release
❌ Not Planned Not supported due to licensing, compliance, or technical constraints

Universal Adapters (Implemented)

These adapters work with any system that supports the respective protocol:

Adapter Protocol Use Cases Status
Database Adapter SQL (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle) ERP systems, data warehouses, custom databases ✅ Implemented
Webhook Ingest Adapter HTTP/HTTPS webhooks SaaS applications, event-driven integrations ✅ Implemented
File Watcher Adapter File system monitoring Legacy systems, batch exports, air-gapped transfers ✅ Implemented
FHIR Adapter HL7 FHIR R4 Healthcare EHR systems (Epic, Cerner via FHIR) ✅ Implemented
FIX Protocol Adapter FIX 4.4/5.0 Financial trading systems, market data ✅ Implemented
MQTT Adapter MQTT 3.1.1/5.0 IoT sensors, industrial systems ✅ Implemented

Database Connectivity

Database Status Notes
PostgreSQL ✅ Implemented Native driver included
MySQL / MariaDB ✅ Implemented Native driver included
Microsoft SQL Server ⚙️ Client-Configured Driver available; requires your connection string
Oracle Database ⚙️ Client-Configured Requires Oracle Instant Client (licensing on you)
MongoDB ✅ Implemented Native driver included
IBM DB2 🔧 BYO-Connector Requires IBM client libraries
Snowflake ⚙️ Client-Configured Via SQL adapter with your credentials
Databricks ⚙️ Client-Configured Via SQL adapter with your credentials

Enterprise Systems

System Status Integration Method
SAP (S/4HANA, ECC) 🔧 BYO-Connector Via RFC/BAPI or OData—you provide SAP connector
Salesforce ⚙️ Client-Configured REST API with your OAuth credentials
Microsoft 365 / SharePoint ⚙️ Client-Configured Graph API with your Azure AD registration
Workday ⚙️ Client-Configured REST API with your tenant credentials
ServiceNow ⚙️ Client-Configured REST API with your instance credentials
Jira / Confluence ⚙️ Client-Configured REST API with your Atlassian credentials

Financial Data (Regulated)

⚠️ Important: Premium financial data feeds (Bloomberg, Refinitiv, FactSet) require expensive licensing agreements between you and the data provider. We cannot bundle these—their redistribution terms prohibit it. We provide the integration framework; you bring the license.

Provider Status Notes
Bloomberg Terminal 🔧 BYO-Connector Requires Bloomberg B-PIPE license ($24k+/user/year)
Refinitiv/Reuters 🔧 BYO-Connector Requires Refinitiv Elektron license
Public Market Data (Yahoo, Alpha Vantage) ⚙️ Client-Configured Via REST adapter with your API keys
SWIFT ❌ Not Planned Requires SWIFT CSP certification—out of scope

Healthcare (HIPAA-Sensitive)

⚠️ Important: Healthcare integrations require a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) between you and your EHR vendor. Datacendia provides the FHIR adapter; you bring the BAA and credentials.

System Status Notes
Epic (via FHIR) ⚙️ Client-Configured FHIR R4 adapter ready; requires your Epic credentials + BAA
Cerner (via FHIR) ⚙️ Client-Configured FHIR R4 adapter ready; requires your Cerner credentials + BAA
Epic (proprietary APIs) ❌ Not Planned Non-standard APIs require Epic certification

Security & Key Management

System Status Notes
Local File-based Keys ✅ Implemented Default for development and air-gapped environments
HashiCorp Vault ✅ Implemented Transit secrets engine for signing/encryption
AWS KMS ⚙️ Client-Configured Adapter ready; requires your AWS credentials and key ARN
Azure Key Vault ⚙️ Client-Configured Adapter ready; requires your Azure AD credentials
Hardware HSM (PKCS#11) 📋 Roadmap Planned for enterprise deployments

Authentication & Identity

Provider Status Notes
Keycloak (OIDC) ✅ Implemented Full SSO integration
Azure AD / Entra ID ⚙️ Client-Configured Via OIDC with your tenant configuration
Okta ⚙️ Client-Configured Via OIDC with your Okta credentials
SAML 2.0 ⚙️ Client-Configured Supported via Keycloak federation

What We Won't Claim

Some vendors claim integrations that are technically impossible or legally problematic. We're explicit about what we don't support:

  • Proprietary hardware buses (ARINC 429, MIL-STD-1553)—these are physical interfaces, not software APIs
  • Systems requiring vendor certification (SWIFT CSP, Epic proprietary)—we won't claim compliance we haven't achieved
  • Data feeds with redistribution restrictions—we can't bundle Bloomberg/Refinitiv data; you need your own license
  • "500+ integrations"—we have 6 universal adapters that work with thousands of systems, but we won't inflate numbers

The Honest Answer

What we actually provide: 6 universal adapters (Database, Webhook, File Watcher, FHIR, FIX, MQTT) + a framework for client-configured connections. If your system speaks SQL, REST, or a standard protocol, we can connect. If it requires expensive licenses or vendor certifications, that's on you to provide.

Our principle: "We provide the socket; you bring the plug."

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