Mons helped Astros Logistics centralize and accelerate data sharing with Inpolus platform

2025: Inpolus Integration Platform Roll Out

MONS (part of Korus Consulting Group of Companies) has completed the project of introducing the Inpolus Integration Platform in Astros Logistics. This was announced by Korus Consulting on July 21, 2025. Now all key Astros Logistics systems are synchronized and fault tolerant - the integration platform provides stable, controlled data exchange in 24/7 mode without additional load on the IT infrastructure.

The introduction of the domestic platform was a key stage in the implementation of IT strategy Astros Logistics. The company was faced with the task of replacing the foreign WMS system with the Russian and building an architecture for digital exchange data between various internal and external IT services. Given the high level of technological requirements and the amount of data with which the company works, it was decided to implement an integration platform based on the company's solutions. Inpolius

The MONS team designed the integration flow architecture, configured the platform components, ran key scenarios, trained the customer team, and will continue to provide technical support.

The Inpolus platform made it possible to integrate the client portal with two WMS systems (current and new) without failures in user experience. As part of the project, more than 60 APIs and 11 file connectors were implemented. A single data exchange bus was also created, which reduced the number of duplicate integrations between systems. This ensured increased transparency, manageability and speed of interaction throughout the company's digital ecosystem.

In addition, the low-code tools in Inpolus allow you to quickly make changes to the business logic of integrations, which is critical for companies in the stage of active development. Thanks to this flexibility, the July 2025 platform processes more than 60,000 messages per day and hundreds of exchange files, ensuring uninterrupted operation of all related IT systems with SLA levels above 99.5%.

We approached this project with an understanding of both the strategic tasks of the customer and the technological features of the industry. Our goal was not just to launch the platform, but to ensure stable and scalable data exchange between all key systems of the company. Inpolus and Astros Logistics teams showed a high level of involvement and professionalism at all stages - from piloting to escort. This is exactly the format of cooperation that leads to the result. Such interaction allows us to achieve results not only in terms of digitalization, but also in terms of sustainable technological development, "said Vladimir Bobrov, head of research and development at MONS.