TGH Software Solutions Pvt Ltd

In today's digital-first world, APIs have become the foundation of modern business applications, enabling seamless communication between systems, applications, partners, and customers. As organizations continue to expand their API ecosystems, maintaining consistency, security, and compliance across hundreds of APIs becomes increasingly challenging. Without proper governance, APIs can suffer from inconsistent design standards, security vulnerabilities, poor documentation, and compliance issues. This is where Custom Rulesets and API Governance play a critical role. API Governance helps organizations establish and enforce standards throughout the API lifecycle, ensuring that every API aligns with business, security, and architectural requirements. What is API Governance? API Governance is the process of defining, implementing, and enforcing standards for API design, development, deployment, and management. Its primary objective is to ensure that APIs across the organization foll...

  Modern enterprises rely on real-time communication between applications to keep business operations synchronized. One of the most effective ways to achieve this within the Salesforce ecosystem is through Salesforce Platform Events. In this blog, we will walk through how to configure the Salesforce Platform Events Connector in Boomi and develop a listener process that captures change events from Salesforce in real time. Salesforce Platform Events help organizations build event-driven architectures where systems can react instantly to business events. The connector in Boomi allows integrations between Salesforce Platform Events and connected business applications, enabling near real-time data synchronization and automated workflows. About Salesforce Platform Events Connector The Salesforce Platform Events Connector in Boomi passively listens for events published through Salesforce Platform Events and also processes events coming from connected applications. This enables busines...

In today’s fast-moving supply chain ecosystem, businesses require accurate and real-time shipment communication to ensure smooth logistics operations. One of the most critical EDI documents used for this purpose is the EDI 856 transaction, commonly known as the Advance Ship Notice (ASN). The EDI 856 helps trading partners electronically exchange shipment information before goods arrive at the destination facility. What is an EDI 856 Transaction? The EDI 856 transaction, also referred to as the EDI ASN (Advance Ship Notice), is used to electronically communicate shipment details between trading partners. It is typically sent before the shipment reaches the buyer’s warehouse or distribution center. The primary goal of the EDI 856 is to provide visibility into incoming shipments and streamline receiving operations. The transaction may include multiple levels of shipment information, such as: Shipment-level information including carrier and tracking details Order-level information like pur...

 Enterprise integration is no longer just an IT requirement — it has become a strategic business priority. Organizations today are managing multiple cloud applications, legacy systems, APIs, data sources, and automation platforms simultaneously. Without a connected ecosystem, operational inefficiencies, data silos, and slow decision-making become inevitable. This is where intelligent integration platforms like Boomi are transforming the enterprise technology landscape. Recently, TGH Software Solutions achieved another important milestone with Anshul Singh receiving recognition as a Boomi Technical Ambassador. The recognition reflects not only individual technical expertise, but also TGH’s growing authority in enterprise integration, API management, automation, and cloud transformation services. As enterprises continue accelerating digital transformation initiatives, the demand for scalable and future-ready integration solutions has increased significantly. Businesses are now looki...

 In modern integration environments, data reliability is not just about moving information from one system to another — it’s about ensuring that the data is processed, verified, and controlled at every step. One such overlooked yet powerful feature in Boomi Master Data Hub (MDH) is manual acknowledgement of channel updates . By default, Boomi automatically acknowledges channel updates once they are consumed. While this works for simple integrations, it can create serious challenges in complex enterprise environments where data accuracy and processing confirmation are critical. Manual acknowledgement changes this behavior. Instead of automatically marking updates as processed, it allows systems to explicitly confirm when data has been successfully handled. This adds an extra layer of control, making integrations more reliable and fault-tolerant. For example, consider a scenario where downstream processing fails after consuming an update. With automatic acknowledgement, that update i...

 Duplicate records in Salesforce are more than just a data hygiene issue — they directly impact reporting accuracy, customer experience, and business decisions. When multiple records exist for the same customer or lead, teams often struggle with inconsistent data, broken automation, and incorrect insights. This becomes even more challenging in integration-heavy environments where data flows from multiple sources into Salesforce. One of the most effective ways to handle this problem is through the merge operation in Salesforce (SFDC) . The merge operation allows you to combine duplicate records into a single master record. Instead of managing scattered data, you retain one clean and complete version of the record, improving both usability and reliability. When implemented through integration platforms like Boomi, this process becomes even more powerful. It enables automated handling of duplicate data across systems, ensuring that your CRM remains consistent even as data flows in fro...