FlowRight by Urbanite

Know every interface, before integration bites.

ERP and CRM programmes live or die on their integrations, yet the interface landscape is usually undocumented until something breaks. FlowRight gives you one catalogue of every interface between your systems: what moves, how, how often, and whether it is live, planned or being retired.

FlowRight screenshot: an enterprise integration catalogue of interfaces, types and lifecycle status
The integration catalogue. Shown with sample data.
What it does

Every interface between your systems, in one register.

Interface catalogue

Every integration between your systems in one register.

Source & target

See clearly which system sends, and which receives.

Type & frequency

API, file, batch or event, real-time or scheduled.

Data objects in flow

Which data each interface carries, linked to RecordRight.

Lifecycle status

Live, planned or retiring, so transition is visible.

Impact at a glance

See how many interfaces touch a system before you change it.

Why it matters

Integration is where programmes get stuck.

Undocumented interfaces hide cost, risk and dependencies. When nobody can see the integration landscape, change is slow and migrations are dangerous. FlowRight makes the interfaces visible, so impact and sequencing are planned rather than discovered.

Who it is for

Built for integration and solution teams.

Solution and integration architects, ERP and CRM programme teams, data architects and delivery leads who need to understand and govern the interfaces across a complex estate.

Typical use cases

Integration mappingInterface catalogueERP integrationCRM integrationData flow mappingImpact assessmentMigration planningLegacy decommissioningAPI governanceTransition-state design
Product positioning

The interface layer, made visible.

FlowRight sits between the applications in CatalogRight and the data in RecordRight, turning a tangle of undocumented integrations into a governed catalogue.

See it in action

See FlowRight on your estate.

The clearest way to understand it is a short walkthrough against a problem you recognise.