Connection management
Keeps service endpoints, credentials and connection settings under controlled access.
Wintera
Wintera connects Wi App products with accounting systems, CRM, payments, messengers and custom interfaces without scattering credentials and routing rules across the company.
A connection describes how the ecosystem reaches an external service. A binding defines where that connection is used. This separation keeps access controlled, reuse deliberate and the integration landscape understandable.
Keeps service endpoints, credentials and connection settings under controlled access.
Links a connection only to the products and business contexts that need it.
Directs data between internal products and external systems through one integration layer.
Makes connection state and integration failures observable instead of hiding them in code.
Wintera is the boundary of Wi App. Winity describes the data being exchanged, Wicks coordinates when it moves, and Wizio carries the required connection settings into applications.
Receives
Organises
Returns
CRM and accounting systems, enterprise platforms, messengers, payment providers and services with custom programming interfaces.
No. Connection settings are managed centrally and exposed only through explicit product bindings.
No. A managed connection can be reused where policy permits, while each binding keeps its purpose and scope clear.