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ABS Platform Integration Guide

This directory contains all integration-related documentation for the ABS Platform, covering external system connectivity, messaging patterns, and API integration strategies.

Integration Overview

The ABS Platform supports multiple integration patterns to connect with external systems:

  • API Integration - REST and GraphQL APIs for synchronous operations
  • Event Integration - MQTT messaging for asynchronous communication
  • External Systems - CRM, ERP, payment processors, and IoT devices

Integration Documents

Core Integration Patterns

MQTT Integration

Integration Architecture

External Systems
       ↓
   FED Gateway ←→ GraphQL Federation
       ↓
   ABS Platform ←→ MQTT Events ←→ BRO Messaging
       ↓
   Agent System ←→ FSM Engine

Common Integration Scenarios

1. CRM/ERP Integration (Odoo)

  • Customer sync via API calls
  • Subscription management through GraphQL
  • Payment events via MQTT messaging

2. Payment Processor Integration

  • Transaction processing via REST APIs
  • Payment confirmations via webhooks
  • Status updates through MQTT events

3. IoT Asset Management (ARM)

  • Asset allocation via GraphQL queries
  • Real-time status via MQTT telemetry
  • Command dispatch through message queues

4. Mobile/Web Applications

  • Service requests via GraphQL mutations
  • Real-time updates via MQTT subscriptions
  • Authentication through JWT tokens

Integration Security

  • Authentication: OAuth2, JWT tokens, API keys
  • Encryption: TLS/SSL for all communications
  • Data Protection: Field-level encryption for sensitive data
  • Rate Limiting: Configurable limits per integration

Error Handling & Resilience

  • Circuit Breaker Pattern: Fault tolerance for external services
  • Retry Logic: Exponential backoff for transient failures
  • Dead Letter Queues: Failed message handling
  • Health Checks: Continuous monitoring of integration endpoints

Development Guidelines

  1. Follow Message Conventions: Use standardized topic patterns and payload structures
  2. Implement Error Handling: Include circuit breakers and retry logic
  3. Add Health Checks: Monitor integration endpoint availability
  4. Document APIs: Provide clear examples and response formats
  5. Test Thoroughly: Include integration tests with mock services

For specific implementation details, see the individual integration documents in this directory.