The SYNDA model explained

SYNDA is built around 3 main components. Being the subscription: your connection to the network, a saga: the message you want to exchange and the business partners: the organization you want to communicate with.

SUBSCRIPTION
A subscription is your connection to SYNDA. A subscription is based on a single client endpoint (database or application server). For some larger organizations, running multiple databases (eg DEPOT Software for the EU and US on separate databases) multiple Subscriptions are required.

SAGA
When integrating between parties, we consider multiple messages about the same subject to be a Saga. A Saga can be seen as a story that you or your business partner starts in order to optimize your processess and communication. It consists of one or multiple messages between various partners about the same subject. With each exchange the content of the Saga is enriched with additional information. This means that each Saga contains its entire history and can be validated as such.

BUSINESS PARTNERS
A Business Partner is any company you want to integrate with. If the Business Partner has a SYNDA Subscription we consider this a Member of SYNDA. If a Business Partner does not have s SYNDA Subscription we consider this a non SYNDA member.

Available system integrations are:

• DEPOT Software (Repair estimate request & response | Gate Move, Workflow & Available | Preannounce request & response),
• DocWolves (Repair estimate request & response),
• Bureau Veritas (Intermediate Certificate change),
• OneToBeOne (Preannounce request)

And even if there is no system in place to integrate with, we simply integrate with Office 365, by example by automatically processing:

• E-mail (PDF to SYNDA | Microsoft Excel to SYNDA)