CONCICO PULSE

Integrations

Your systems.
One operational view.

PulseControl connects to six categories of financial system. This page describes the connection model: what each category supplies, how it connects and how its data becomes comparable.

Categories describe the connection model. No specific third-party products are named or claimed as available.

01 · Categories

Six categories feed one view.

Select a category to see what it supplies and how it connects.

PulseControlOne operational view
  • Exceptions
  • Alerts
  • Reports
  • API
01 · PaymentsDemo connector model
Supplies
Authorizations, captures, refunds, settlement batches and provider responses.
Connection methods
API · webhooks · settlement files
Typical source
Payment gateway · acquirer · payout provider
02 · Connection methods

Each system connects the way it can.

Categories, what they supply and how they connect
CategorySuppliesConnection methodsTypical source
PaymentsAuthorizations, captures, refunds, settlement batches and provider responses.API · webhooks · settlement filesPayment gateway · acquirer · payout provider
BankingStatements, credits, debits and remittance references.Statement files · account feedsOperating account · collection account
ERPReceivables, payables and ledger postings.API · scheduled exportGeneral ledger · receivables module
AccountingJournals, invoices and chart-of-accounts mappings.API · file importJournal export · invoice register
DataWarehouse tables and flat files for history and enrichment.File drop · scheduled queryWarehouse table · CSV drop
Internal APIsOrder, wallet and entitlement events from your own services.REST · webhooks · event streamOrders service · wallet service
03 · Lifecycle

From credentials to monitored connection.

Every connection follows the same four stages, and each stage is visible in source health.

  1. 01AuthenticateCredentials stored as secrets and scoped to read what is needed
  2. 02MapSource fields mapped to the canonical event
  3. 03BackfillHistory loaded so matching starts with context
  4. 04MonitorDelay and failure surfaced to operators
04 · Normalization

One event, whatever the source.

Each source is mapped to a canonical event, so a settlement, a credit and a posting can be compared field for field.

Canonical eventillustrative
{
  "id": "evt_01HZX48291",
  "source": "gateway_b",
  "kind": "settlement",
  "amount": "500000.00",
  "currency": "INR",
  "occurred_at": "2026-10-05T18:30:00+05:30",
  "reference": "STL-20931",
  "state": "PARTIAL",
  "raw_ref": "raw/gateway_b/7731"
}
  • Amounts, currency and timestamps are standardized on ingestion.
  • The original payload is retained by reference, so every field can be traced back.
  • New sources are added by mapping, not by changing the reconciliation rules.

Illustrative schema. Field names may change before general availability.

05 · Beyond the list

Anything with an API can be connected.

If a system exposes events, statements or files, it can supply PulseControl. Internal services connect through the same API and webhook model used by everything else.

See PulseControl with your own systems in mind.

Tell us which systems your team reconciles today. We will show you how the platform would handle them.