Understand the integration
Examine a specific message flow and identify format mismatches, missing information and operational constraints.
Assessment deliverables →Services · Software · Research
Connect systems.
Translate messages.
Keep control.
Interlayer Systems helps organisations plan and implement structured-message exchange between systems, with a focus on financial messaging and institutional integration.
Start with a defined message flow, a clear scope and agreed deliverables.
From source to target
A defined flow.
A result you can inspect.
Bring two systems and a specific exchange into focus. Agree what the message means, how it should be mapped and what the receiving system requires.
See a mapping exampleWays to work together
Expert services today.
Repeatable capabilities over time.
Design and test a pilot
Agree mappings and validation rules, then test a contained exchange using synthetic or approved test data.
Pilot approach →Build translator capabilities
Develop reusable translation logic informed by practical integration requirements. Product scope is agreed per engagement.
Explore the translator →Applied AI
Useful assistance.
Evidence you can inspect.
Our AI development direction explores message mapping, document structuring and integration investigation, with explicit validation and human review.
Proposed capabilities for assessment and development. Explore the synthetic example to see how suggestions should be checked.
Explore Applied AIA worked example
What should an assistant infer?
A source message contains an amount, a currency and an internal recipient reference. Which mappings are supported, and which assumptions should be rejected?
Follow the review →Manually prepared illustration using synthetic data.
Initial focus
Financial messages and structured APIs.
Our initial commercial focus is the boundary between financial-message formats and JSON-based interfaces. The first step is to identify the exact message types, versions and receiving-system requirements.
Broader cross-domain applications sit within our research direction. Their inclusion in that work does not imply a ready-made commercial solution.
Control stays with the organisation.
Custody, approvals and systems of record remain with participating institutions. Deployment, logging, access and retention requirements are defined before implementation.
Read the operating principles →Start a scoped engagement
Which two systems need to understand each other?
Tell us about the source format, target system and outcome you need. We can use that information to discuss an assessment or a contained pilot.