Systems Integration Map.

Map where the same information has to move between your systems and where your people are retyping it by hand today, so you connect what should be connected, or set a clean manual bridge.

After ownership and hygiene are set.

Map what should share data

Information

Moves from

Moves to

Retyped by hand today?

Rank the connections by how much rekeying and error they would remove. The worst hand-entry pain goes first

The gate on technical connection

Building a real connection between systems, or moving data safely between them, is a technology professional’s job, and a botched integration can corrupt or lose data. Route the technical connection to the right help. Deciding what should connect and why stays yours.

For the priority connections, either link the systems (with a professional where technical), or set a clean, owned manual routine: one person moves the data once, correctly, on a schedule

Every hand-retyped piece of data is a waste of time and a chance for error. Connecting the systems that should talk, or bridging them cleanly, stops the rekeying and the drift that made your data untrustworthy. Feeds the Data Trustworthiness Check.

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