Legacy System Integration
SOAP services, mainframes, old databases, file drops. We build the adapter layer that makes legacy systems usable by modern agents without rewriting them.
Our Approach
The systems that matter most are often the oldest: a policy admin system from 2008, a SOAP service nobody wants to touch, a database only one person understands, a nightly CSV drop to an SFTP server. Replacing them is a multi-year programme. Agents can't wait that long.
We build a thin, well-tested adapter layer that exposes the capabilities agents need without destabilising the system underneath. Read access comes first, often from replicas or caches so the core system never sees extra load. Writes come later, through narrow, validated operations with approvals.
Behind the adapter, the legacy system stays exactly as it is. In front of it, agents see clean, governed tools through the same MCP gateway as everything else.
Problems We Solve
- Core systems with SOAP, proprietary, or no APIs at all.
- Fear that AI traffic will overload or destabilise fragile systems.
- Staff copying data between screens because systems don't talk.
- Integration knowledge locked in one or two people's heads.
Execution Methodology
We map how the system is really used, build adapters that respect its limits (buffering, caching, read replicas, rate limits), and wrap them as governed tools. Everything is documented and handed over so your team can own it.
What We Deliver
- SOAP, database & file-based adapters
- Read replicas & caching to protect core systems
- Validated, narrow write operations
- Documentation & handover
Talk it through in 30 minutes
Tell us about your systems and what you want agents to do. You'll leave knowing where to start, what it would involve, and roughly what it would cost.
Get in touchLet's find your first agent-ready workflow.
A 30-minute call to talk through your systems, your constraints, and where agents could do real work.
No hard sell. After the call you'll know where to start, what it would involve, and roughly what it would cost.
Readiness assessments start from $1,500. Fixed-price implementations from $8,000.