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Keep Your Software. Add New Blockchain Functionality

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The Integration Challenge

Enterprise IT departments face a blockchain paradox. The technology promises verification, automation, and new capabilities—but adoption seems to require ripping out existing systems, retraining staff, and accepting unfamiliar risks. The benefits appear on one side of a chasm too wide to cross. Legacy systems that work keep running while blockchain remains "interesting but impractical."

The learning curve is steep and the expertise is scarce. Blockchain development requires specialized knowledge that most IT teams lack. Solidity developers command premium salaries. Smart contract audits are expensive. The tooling is immature compared to enterprise standards. Well-intentioned blockchain initiatives stall because the gap between enterprise capability and blockchain requirements is too wide.

Migration risk paralyzes decision-making. Document management systems store decades of records. CLM platforms manage thousands of active contracts. CRM systems contain customer relationship history. The idea of migrating this infrastructure to blockchain—with its different data models, access patterns, and failure modes—creates understandable hesitation. The risk of disruption outweighs the promise of improvement.

Yet the gap creates exposure. Competitors who figure out blockchain integration gain verification advantages. Counterparties increasingly expect blockchain-verified documents. Regulatory trends favor cryptographic audit trails. The enterprises who wait for blockchain to become "enterprise-ready" may find themselves behind those who found a bridge to cross the gap.

Why It Matters

How Integra Bridges

Stop worrying about document fraud. We've got you covered.

REST APIs, Not Smart Contracts

Interact with blockchain through familiar REST APIs. No Solidity required. No web3 libraries to install. Your existing development team uses HTTP requests they already understand. Register documents, query verification, trigger automations—all through standard API calls. The blockchain complexity is abstracted. You get the benefits without the learning curve.

Keep Existing Workflows

Integra adds a layer—it doesn't replace your systems. Documents flow through your existing CLM, DMS, and CRM platforms. At key points, API calls register documents or verify authenticity. Existing workflows continue unchanged. Staff doesn't need retraining. The blockchain capability appears as an enhancement, not a disruption. Adoption is incremental, not revolutionary.

No Blockchain Expertise Required

Your team doesn't need to understand consensus mechanisms, gas optimization, or key management. Integra's managed infrastructure handles blockchain interaction. Our 2-of-2 threshold signature architecture provides security without complexity. Enterprise-grade key management operates behind API abstraction. Focus on your business logic; we handle the blockchain infrastructure.

Enterprise Security Standards

SOC 2 compliance. Encryption at rest and in transit. Role-based access controls. Audit logging. The security posture your enterprise requires, extended to blockchain interaction. No security compromises for blockchain benefits. Integrate with existing identity providers. Maintain the compliance stance you've built.

Integration Types

E-Signature Platforms

Connect DocuSign, Adobe Sign, and other e-signature platforms to register signed documents as RWCs automatically. Webhook triggers fire when signing ceremonies complete. The integraHash is computed and registered. The signed document becomes blockchain-verified the moment signatures are applied. No manual steps. Zero workflow change. Just add verification to existing e-signature processes.

CRM Systems

Integrate Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics to verify contract documents associated with deals. When contracts are uploaded to opportunities, they're automatically registered as RWCs. Sales teams see verification status in familiar interfaces. Contract authenticity is queryable from CRM records. Customer-facing teams have confidence in document integrity.

Document Management

Connect NetDocuments, iManage, SharePoint to blockchain verification. Register documents from your DMS through scheduled syncs or event-driven triggers. Verification status appears in document metadata. Search by integraHash. Version histories are cryptographically linked. Your existing folder structures and permission models are preserved. Blockchain adds verification without changing organization.

ERP Systems

Integrate SAP, Oracle, NetSuite to verify procurement contracts, vendor agreements, and compliance documentation. Purchase orders reference blockchain-verified contracts. Accounts payable validates against verified terms. Audit trails extend from ERP transactions to blockchain-registered source documents. Financial systems gain cryptographic verification of their document foundation.

Contract Lifecycle Management

Connect Ironclad, Agiloft, ContractPodAi to register contracts at execution and track amendments through the Document Registry. Obligation tracking references verified terms. Renewal workflows see blockchain status. Approval workflows can require verification as a gate. The CLM remains the interface; blockchain provides the verification layer.

Custom Applications

REST APIs and webhooks support integration with any system that can make HTTP calls. SDKs for JavaScript, Python, and Java accelerate custom development. GraphQL query interface for complex data needs. Event subscriptions for real-time responses. Whatever your enterprise runs, it can connect to blockchain verification through standard web protocols.

Integration Process

1

Get API Credentials

Sign up for Integra and receive API credentials. Configure access scopes for your use case. Set up webhook endpoints if you'll receive event notifications. The onboarding process takes minutes. No blockchain setup required. No node infrastructure to deploy. Your team receives credentials they can start using immediately.

2

Implement Integration

Use our REST API to register documents and query verification status. SDKs for major languages accelerate development. Pre-built connectors for DocuSign, Salesforce, and other platforms require only configuration. Custom integrations typically require days, not months. Documentation, sandbox environments, and developer support smooth the path.

3

Deploy to Production

Move from sandbox to production when integration testing is complete. Production API calls register documents on mainnet blockchain. Verification responses are cryptographically backed. Enterprise tiers include SLAs, dedicated support, and priority infrastructure. Your integration is live, adding blockchain verification to existing workflows.

4

Expand Use Cases

Start with one integration point and expand. Document verification leads to payment automation. CLM integration extends to CRM. Initial success builds confidence for broader adoption. Each new integration uses the same API patterns. Incremental adoption reduces risk while building blockchain capability across your enterprise.

Why It Matters

Benefits

Stop worrying about document fraud. We've got you covered.

Zero Blockchain Learning Curve

Your developers use REST APIs they already know. No Solidity training. No web3 library mastery. No cryptographic key management expertise. The team that builds your enterprise integrations can build blockchain integrations. Development velocity doesn't slow while learning new paradigms. Use familiar patterns for unfamiliar capabilities.

Preserve Existing Investments

Keep the systems you've spent years implementing and tuning. CLM platforms, document management systems, CRM databases—they all continue operating. Integra adds blockchain as a layer, not a replacement. Previous investments in workflow optimization, user training, and system integration remain valuable. Enhancement, not disruption.

Enterprise-Grade Security

Blockchain security without blockchain security headaches. SOC 2 Type II certified infrastructure. Our 2-of-2 threshold signature architecture means we can't unilaterally access your keys. RBAC maps to your organizational structure. Audit logs satisfy compliance requirements. The security posture you've built extends to blockchain interaction without new vulnerabilities.

Risk-Managed Adoption

Start small. Prove value. Expand carefully. Initial integration with one document type validates the approach. Success builds confidence for broader deployment. Each phase uses the same API patterns, reducing learning curve. Rollback is always possible—blockchain adds verification but doesn't replace source systems. Adoption at your pace, your comfort level.

Frequently Asked Questions

Bridge Your Enterprise to Blockchain—Without the Complexity

See how Integra's REST APIs bring blockchain verification to your existing systems. Whether you're integrating DocuSign, Salesforce, or custom applications—we'll show you the path from Web2 to Web3 without disrupting what works.