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External Integration Contracts and SDKs

External Integration Contracts and SDKs provide a governed public integration surface for organisations, partners, and solution builders extending the platform. The module defines versioned contracts, compatibility rules

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External Integration Contracts and SDKs provide a governed public integration surface for organisations, partners, and solution builders extending the platform. The module defines versioned contracts, compatibility rules

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25 mars 2026

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Overview#

External Integration Contracts and SDKs provide a governed public integration surface for organisations, partners, and solution builders extending the platform. The module defines versioned contracts, compatibility rules, and supported client tooling so external teams can build reliable integrations without reverse engineering private implementation details.

This capability is for organisations that need long-lived partner integrations, connector ecosystems, or customer-managed extensions backed by a stable contract.

Key Features#

  • Versioned External Contracts - Publish stable contract versions with clear compatibility expectations for external integrations
  • Compatibility and Deprecation Guidance - Track what is current, what remains supported, and what is scheduled for retirement so partners can plan safely
  • Client SDK Support - Provide supported language clients for common integration scenarios rather than forcing every partner to build from scratch
  • Example-Driven Onboarding - Supply quickstarts and reference patterns that shorten the time from contract review to working integration
  • Connector Alignment - Keep external client contracts aligned with the broader connector and extension model used across the platform
  • Operational Trust - Reduce breakage by making API shape, change timing, and migration expectations explicit
  • Partner-Ready Documentation - Present the integration surface in terms external teams can understand without exposing internal implementation detail

Use Cases#

  • Partner Platform Integration - Give trusted partners a stable contract for operational data exchange and workflow integration
  • Customer-Built Extensions - Support customer development teams building their own connectors and automation against a supported public surface
  • SDK-Based Acceleration - Reduce integration effort for common client stacks by providing maintained language bindings and examples
  • Managed Deprecation - Move external integrations forward safely with clear migration planning rather than disruptive change

Integration#

  • Connector registry and external integration services
  • Versioned contract publication and compatibility governance
  • Partner onboarding and developer enablement workflows
  • Public API and extension management services

Last Reviewed: 2026-03-25