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Unify — Enterprise Integration Platform Architecture

Confidential Client

Challenge

Needed a multi-client data integration platform supporting SFTP file transfers, complex data transformations, and pluggable pipeline stages across systems like Concur, UKG, and Canyon State Electric.

Solution

Architected a modular PL/SQL pipeline framework with 26+ packages, Java stored procedures for SFTP, and staged data processing (fetch, parse, map, transform, output). AI-augmented code review for compliance.

Results

  • ✓ Pluggable multi-tenant pipeline architecture
  • ✓ 26+ PL/SQL packages across staged processing
  • ✓ AI-assisted compliance analysis
  • ✓ Multi-client deployment (Canyon State, Baycoat, Smith Emery, ClayLacy)
Integration Architecture Oracle 26ai PL/SQL Java SFTP REST APIs Concur UKG

Unify is the client’s flagship data integration platform. Its modular PL/SQL architecture allows each pipeline stage to be independently configured per client — a critical requirement when handling diverse data formats from systems like SAP Concur, UKG, and custom ERP systems.

The platform uses Java stored procedures for secure SFTP file transfers and implements a staged processing model (fetch, parse, map, transform, output) with comprehensive error handling and audit logging at each stage.

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