Integrations
Integrations & developer access
Infrenta can support data exchange during commercial implementation. External access is reviewed with the customer. It is not a self-serve public API catalog.
Integration model
How Infrenta supports data exchange during commercial implementation — not as a self-serve public API catalog.
Authentication approach
How people sign in to Infrenta and why partner integrations are provisioned rather than openly signed up.
Project identities and data
How to treat Infrenta project identity and status when exchanging data with another system of record.
Estimate and revision data
How estimate revisions, scenarios, and calculation traces should be treated in a supported commercial integration.
Documents
Guidance for drawings, geotechnical reports, quotes, and other files that belong on the project record.
Events
Current posture on outbound event delivery: designed during implementation, not published as a self-serve event catalog.
Errors
How to think about failure, validation, and permission errors in Infrenta integrations without a public error-code table.
Operational expectations
How partner integrations should behave: scheduled exchange, issued revisions, and limits defined in the implementation agreement.