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Stop putting business logic in your integration layer — here's the pattern we built

DEV Community·Thiago Paz·18 days ago
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TL;DR — We had business logic scattered across an integration service. Debugging was painful, onboarding was slow, and every new flow was a gamble. We fixed it by moving all orchestration into our platform via a standardized job pattern. This post walks through the architecture, the full end-to-end flow, and a copy-paste recipe for creating new jobs. The problem nobody wants to admit You know the feeling. You open a service called ExternalApi expecting to find... API calls. Instead you find business rules, conditional flows, client-specific logic, and three years of "temporary" fixes. That was us. Every integration with our external system was its own snowflake. Different conventions, different error handling, different logging strategies — or no logging at all. Onboarding a new developer meant a two-hour walkthrough just to explain why a single job worked the way it did. We needed to fix this. Not with a rewrite — with a pattern .…

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