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Monitoring
A slow query in your production module. An integration that quietly stops syncing. A batch job that fails at 3 AM. Your users only notice when it’s too late. We notice immediately.
Our monitoring team keeps eyes on your IFS environment around the clock. Not with a dashboard someone glances at occasionally, but with active surveillance that automatically escalates when something deviates from the normal pattern.
Active surveillance, not passive watching
We monitor the performance of your application, database, integrations, and infrastructure. Not just whether it’s running, but how it’s running. Response times, memory usage, job queues, synchronization status. The moment a value falls outside the norm, we know. Before you do.
Incidents that reach the right people fast
Fixing an incident is good. Making sure it doesn’t come back is better. We analyze trends in your incidents and performance data. If the same integration fails every month, we don’t just fix the symptom. We address the root cause. That means fewer disruptions over time.
Spotting patterns, improving structurally
Not every problem carries the same urgency. A critical production outage needs a different response than a report that’s not rendering correctly. Our incident management works with clear priorities and escalation paths. Critical incidents are picked up immediately by senior engineers. Lower priorities follow the standard process through the service desk. You always know where a ticket stands.
What we monitor
- Application performance: response times, error rates, and user activity.
- Security: unauthorized access attempts, certificate expiration dates.
- Integrations: synchronization status, error logs, data transfers.
- Infrastructure: CPU, memory, disk, network.
- Batch jobs: execution times, success rates, dependencies.
- Database: storage capacity, query times, locks, backup status.
Do you actually know how healthy your IFS environment is?
Most organizations find out when something breaks. Let us run a health check on your environment. We’ll report within a week on the risks we see and where you need to take action.
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Questions before integration work starts
Integrations need ownership, monitoring and recovery rules before automation takes over.
Start with flows that affect orders, inventory, invoices, field work or asset data. A small failure there quickly becomes a business problem.
IFS can move data and trigger work within rules. People should keep ownership of exceptions, priorities and approvals.
Make data ownership visible, monitor failures and agree who decides when a message should be corrected, replayed or stopped.
Discuss Application integration with an IFS managed services expert
If application integration is becoming a source of risk, delay or recurring effort, we can help you assess what needs to change in your IFS operating model.
Tell us which integration, batch job or data flow is causing friction. We will connect you with the right IFS integration specialist.