Integrations

Connect Nexus to the systems that already run your business.

Map each connection as a controlled exchange: what moves, in which direction, under whose authority, within which limits and with what evidence when it succeeds or fails.

Integration catalog

Protocols, data services and people belong to one operating map.

The list below describes supported integration families, not a promise that every external product connects without design work. Exact schemas, versions and ownership are confirmed during discovery.

Traffic & delivery

Move advertising opportunities and responses through the protocol each channel expects.

XML and JSON feeds
HTTP service APIs
OpenRTB endpoints
VAST demand and delivery

DATA IN CONTRACT: Requests, targeting context, bid or result data, delivery status and protocol errors.
BOUNDARY: Schemas, URLs, timeouts, result limits and eligible routes are explicitly configured.

Data & reporting

Connect commercial records and operational evidence without making the browser a database client.

MongoDB
MySQL
TimescaleDB / PostgreSQL
External reporting services

DATA IN CONTRACT: Platform records, aggregated statistics, partner mappings and approved reporting dimensions.
BOUNDARY: Connections are source-qualified, credentials stay server-side and returned data is bounded.

Realtime infrastructure

Reach the fast-changing state used by delivery services while keeping key access deliberately narrow.

Redis application hashes
Tenant load balancers
QPS and rate controls
Service health state

DATA IN CONTRACT: Approved application configuration, limits, availability and safe operational status.
BOUNDARY: Only documented Redis records are in contract; unrelated keys and queues remain outside it.

Identity & operations

Give people and connected platforms the correct scope before any privileged workflow begins.

Email/password and Google member registration
Google-only administrator sign-in
SMTP or Resend account email
Platform-level assignments
Audit events

DATA IN CONTRACT: Verified identity, role, platform scope, session state and bounded administrative evidence.
BOUNDARY: Registration grants no platform access or administrator role; protected requests re-check current account status, role and assigned scope.

Performance tracking

Join an acquisition event to the offer, source and partner economics responsible for it.

Server-to-server postbacks
Conversion identifiers
Campaign and offer APIs
External tracking services

DATA IN CONTRACT: Click identifiers, event names, conversion values, status and reconciliation context.
BOUNDARY: Accepted fields, event ownership, retry behaviour and deduplication rules are agreed in advance.

AI & developer discovery

Expose stable public product knowledge and documented interfaces to software clients.

OpenAPI document
Streamable HTTP MCP
llms.txt discovery
Typed tools and resources

DATA IN CONTRACT: Product capabilities, schemas, format guidance and bounded solution-discovery context.
BOUNDARY: Public discovery does not expose customer credentials, arbitrary queries or privileged writes.

From endpoint to evidence

A connection is ready only when failure is designed too.

Happy-path connectivity is one step. Production readiness also requires bounded input, dependency behaviour and a shared way to reconcile what happened.

Contract

Define owner, direction, authentication, schema, volume range and expected response.

Sample

Use representative payloads with secrets and personal data removed or safely substituted.

Connect

Configure the endpoint, source, credentials reference and tenant policy server-side.

Exercise

Test valid, empty, slow, malformed, duplicate and unavailable-path behaviour.

Reconcile

Confirm which metrics, logs, errors and commercial records prove correct operation.

Bring this to technical discovery

The six facts that shorten integration design.

Ownership

Named technical and commercial owners on both sides of the connection.

Direction

A clear record of what Nexus sends, receives, stores and never exposes.

Authentication

Documented credential type, rotation owner and safe secret reference.

Capacity

Expected and maximum request ranges, timeout budget, caps and retry policy.

Failure

Agreed behaviour for empty data, partial response, dependency failure and recovery.

Evidence

The fields and reports used to validate delivery and reconcile partner totals.

A deliberate boundary

Connected does not mean exposed.

Infrastructure credentials remain server-side. Remote Redis access is restricted to documented application records. Tenant configuration and remote destinations are validated before they reach service and data layers.

Map the real contract

Bring one representative traffic path and we will identify the required boundaries.

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