As the company eyed broader European horizons, it confronted a formidable challenge: the need for an integrated digital ecosystem capable of spanning multiple countries. The goal was to weave together varied services and tools into a coherent system that could operate seamlessly across different territories. This is where MuleSoft emerged as a powerful ally in tackling the issue.

The choice was driven by the company's preference for low-code or no-code solutions over custom development. Yet, the road was not without its hurdles. Finding a team skilled in MuleSoft to handle such complex, data-heavy integrations was a daunting task. Added to this was the need for a scalable system, one that could adapt as the company ventured into new markets and grow with their ambitions.

The solution took shape through a concerted effort to unify disparate systems under one roof. The strategy revolved around a standard data model (CDM), ensuring consistent communication across microservices and integration components. MuleSoft's played a key role in gathering a range of data, including user information and orders, and consolidating it into a single repository.

The platform also connected different systems, databases, and web applications, which streamlined the data access. The implementation process was meticulous, involving access acquisition, data import-export strategies, and rigorous stress testing to ensure robust performance under heavy user and data load.