Business Cloud – features

Features designed for business-critical integrations

Business Cloud is built for organizations where integrations cannot fail. The platform combines powerful functionality with security and stability at every layer—from data source to receiving system.

Here’s how Business Cloud delivers control, reliability, and scalability in practice.

A visual build environment with reusable components

Build and adapt integrations in a clear, structured environment. When flows are visualized instead of hidden in code, it becomes easier to collaborate, ensure quality, and evolve integrations over time.

Standard where possible. Customization where needed.

Real-time monitoring and traceability

All integrations are monitored. You can see when they last ran, whether they succeeded, and where any issues occurred. Full traceability makes it easy to understand what’s happening—and why.

A centralized integration hub

All integrations are managed within a shared platform. This provides full visibility across your system landscape and eliminates complex point-to-point solutions. Each system integrates with Business Cloud—not with each other.

The result is an integration layer that is easy to understand, control, and evolve over time. Standard where possible. Customization where needed.

Proactive error handling and data validation

Business Cloud validates data before it is passed between systems. Incomplete or incorrect information is stopped early, and the right people can be notified before it causes downstream issues.

This reduces support cases and increases trust in data across the organization.

Version control and controlled changes

Integrations in Business Cloud are version-controlled. Once an integration is in production, it cannot be changed by mistake. New versions are created in a controlled way, allowing development and stable operations to coexist.

New versions can be rolled out automatically to all customers or gradually in a controlled manner—where changes are first tested with selected customers before being scaled.

Secure handling of business-critical data

Business Cloud is built to protect your data at every stage. All communication is encrypted, and each organization has isolated data storage.

Security is not an add-on—it’s a foundation.

A monitored and continuously updated platform

The platform is continuously updated with improvements and security patches. Both the cloud service and on-premises components are kept up to date automatically, reducing vulnerabilities and the need for manual maintenance.

Business Cloud integrates your entire system landscape—from modern cloud services to systems in local data centers—within a single platform.

Stable operations and high availability

The platform is cloud-based and built on a clustered architecture, where all core components are duplicated. If one part fails, others take over—without interrupting integrations.

Business Cloud is scaled for more than 10 million integrations per month and is designed to perform reliably even as load increases.

Support for regulatory compliance

Business Cloud makes it easy to understand what data you have, where it resides, and how it flows between systems. This supports compliance with regulations such as GDPR and NIS2, while providing transparency across your data landscape.

Integrate all systems—regardless of where they are

Business Cloud works equally well for:

Cloud-based systems
On-premises systems
Hybrid environments

Regardless of where your systems run, all integrations are built on the same architecture. This allows you to connect new cloud services with existing business systems—without creating separate solutions or technical silos.

The result is a flexible integration platform that handles change—without requiring you to rebuild the foundation.

Who is this relevant for?

When integrations are business-critical, it’s not enough that they “just work.”

This level of stability, security, and control is essential for organizations that:

Have business-critical integrations that cannot afford downtime
Want to reduce technical debt and reliance on custom solutions
Deliver integrations as part of their own offering
Need to scale to more customers without rebuilding for each one
View integration as a strategic part of the business—not just a project

Frequently asked questions about Business Cloud

Systems and APIs evolve over time, which can affect existing integrations. This is why integrations need ongoing monitoring and maintenance. With the right integration architecture, changes can be managed in a controlled way while minimizing business impact. Monitoring, alerting, and version management are key components of a sustainable integration strategy.

Security is built into both the platform and the integration architecture. Important capabilities include encrypted communication, secure data storage, role-based access control, authentication standards, and full visibility into integration activity.

A centralized integration platform provides greater visibility and control over how data moves between systems. This simplifies compliance with GDPR and internal governance requirements while making it easier to manage, monitor, and document data flows.

Integrations can fail for many reasons, including system updates, API changes, expired credentials, or infrastructure changes. Business Cloud includes monitoring and notification capabilities that help identify issues quickly so corrective action can be taken before they impact business operations.

Most modern systems provide APIs, database connections, or export capabilities that enable integration. To assess the possibilities, an integration assessment is typically performed to review the system landscape, information flows, and technical prerequisites.

Business Cloud is hosted in Sweden. Integrations can be configured with or without data storage depending on requirements. When storage is used, data is stored within Sweden by default.

Yes. Business Cloud is built on a modern Kubernetes-based architecture designed for resilience, scalability, and high availability.

The platform is designed to scale from a single integration to large integration ecosystems. Capacity can be expanded as requirements grow without changing the underlying architecture.

Business Cloud includes granular access management and role-based permissions. Organizations can control who has access to integrations, data, environments, and platform functionality.

When an integration is in production, it is not changed directly. Instead, new versions are created that can be developed in parallel, tested before release, and rolled out in a controlled manner.

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Features designed for business-critical integrations