Endur Engineering
Delivery and stabilisation for Openlink/ION Endur.
When teams typically bring us in
Endur engagements rarely arise from nothing. There is usually a specific trigger.
— Upgrade readiness: Accumulated custom code, unclear impact scope, insufficient regression coverage for the release window.
— Unstable EOD and batch chains: Intermittent failures without a quickly traceable root cause — no systematic monitoring, no clear error structure.
— High coordination overhead: Every clarification between business, IT and the vendor costs too much capacity — because no one owns the full chain.
— Configuration gaps: New products, markets or booking logic that cannot be cleanly modelled in the existing Endur configuration.
— Fragile integrations: Interfaces are technically live but become labour-intensive at every error or release boundary.
— Missing test and handover structure: No clear regression coverage, no runbook, no controlled cutover plan.
Typical scope
- —Product/deal modelling, events, workflows, master data
- —Risk and PnL processes (incl. consistency checks and reconciliation)
- —Reporting/extraction paths (EOD/intraday), data comparisons
- —Performance analysis (batch runtimes, DB load, bottlenecks)
Extensions & interfaces
Implementation.
- —AVS/JVS, services, data dictionaries, reports/feeds
- —Connectivity to market data, adjacent trading systems, DWH/reporting
- —Resilience: retry/replay, audit trails, control tables
Upgrade and release work
- —Impact analysis and dependencies (custom code, interfaces, DB)
- —Regression strategy (test data, automation, coverage)
- —Cutover plan, runbooks, hypercare and rollback options
Operations alignment
- —Monitoring approach for critical chains (EOD, risk, invoicing)
- —Standard handover: logs, KPIs, on-call readiness
FAQ
Do you support Endur v14+ and older versions?
Yes—the approach depends on version and custom footprint.
Do you develop AVS/JVS?
Yes, including code reviews, refactoring and performance tuning.
How do you deal with legacy customisation?
Impact analysis, prioritisation, and phased decoupling where it makes sense.
Can you automate regression?
Yes—via harnesses, comparison runs and data reconciliation, depending on setup.
Do you optimise databases and batch chains?
Yes—SQL analysis, indexing, scheduling and parallelisation.
Can you work with internal controls/IT security?
Yes—especially around deployments, access models and audit requirements.
Discuss an Endur project.
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