Data contracts
Define direction, identifiers, schemas, units, versions, authentication, validation and accountable owners.
Exchange governed records with systems that remain authoritative. Every connection defines direction, ownership, validation, failure recovery and a clear route to export your data.
Assess my integration scopeA useful exchange definition identifies the authoritative source, authorised organisations and users, identifiers, schema, units, timestamps, version behaviour and failure states. It also says who notices a missing record, who can retry it and how both sides prove the final outcome.
Ownership, permitted use and offboarding are contractual questions. The assessment should define which records and metadata are included, their documented structure, how large exports are delivered, how completeness is verified and what remains subject to retention or legal-hold rules.
Integration and portability features
OreLynx manages governed exchanges and verified exports while geology, laboratory, GIS, identity and finance systems retain their specialist roles.
Define direction, identifiers, schemas, units, versions, authentication, validation and accountable owners.
Quarantine malformed, duplicated, incomplete or unexpected records instead of silently accepting them.
Compare expected and received records, expose failures and retry safely with an attributable history.
Deliver documented records, metadata, attachments and audit context with completeness verification.
Bring one real workflow. We’ll map these functions to your roles, records, systems and acceptance scenarios.
Assess your workflow