The checklist

How much integration pain is hiding in your stack?

A lovingly uncomfortable checklist for teams whose business-critical integrations are held together by exports, scripts, and one person called Rick.

Pain score0/6Waiting on an honest tick

Integration Pain checklistSomeone manually exports a CSV every morning"Integration" means emailing someone a spreadsheetOne API change breaks everythingNobody knows who built that scriptThere's a Windows service under someone's deskYour integration documentation is "Ask Rick"

Recommended next step

Be honest.
Tick what is actually running.

Tick the confessions that apply. The next step will match how bad it is.

Next step

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Don't attempt to write another heroic script. Build a workflow your team can inspect, run, monitor, and improve without summoning the original author.

01Find the friction

Map What Is Actually Moving

Start with the workflows hidden in inboxes, scripts, schedulers, Windows services, and spreadsheet exports.

02Replace the ritual

Move It Into a Governed Workflow

Put the business logic somewhere visible, versioned, reusable, and observable instead of buried in one person's laptop lore.

03Keep it moving

Run, Monitor, and Change Without Panic

When the API changes, you should be fixing one governed workflow, not sending a forensic team into a folder named Final_v7.

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