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SEEBURGER Application Management Services

A reliable operating model for business-critical integration environments

IT departments are often overburdened with keeping systems, applications, and related data integrations running. As organizations look to reduce operational complexity, control costs, and free internal experts for higher-value work, business-critical integrations need more than reactive support. They need a reliable operating model that keeps processes stable, resolves issues quickly, and supports ongoing change across complex integration environments.

SEEBURGER Application Management Services (AMS) delivers end-to-end support for SEEBURGER BIS environments through a flexible service model tailored to operational needs. By combining platform support, integration operations, and structured service delivery, AMS helps organizations maintain continuity, reduce operational burden, and keep integration landscapes aligned with business requirements.

Why integration operations need a stronger operational model

Integration operations are too important to rely on fragmented support structures. Business-critical processes depend on stable data flows across systems, partners, and platforms, yet responsibility for keeping those integrations running is often split across internal teams, external providers, and reactive support models.

That creates unnecessary risk. Issues are harder to identify, changes take longer to implement, and internal teams spend too much time managing operational complexity instead of focusing on higher-value priorities.

A stronger operational model closes that gap. It combines platform support, integration expertise, coordinated service processes, and ongoing operational oversight in one framework, helping organizations run integration environments more reliably and with less internal strain.

What SEEBURGER AMS is

SEEBURGER Application Management Services (AMS) is an end-to-end service for operating and optimizing BIS integration environments, helping organizations run integration scenarios reliably and evolve them in line with business needs.

AMS goes beyond standard integration platform support. It covers the operational lifecycle of the integration environment, including support, monitoring, maintenance, change handling, and continuous optimization. Its distinguishing value lies in managing the integration itself: monitoring flows, handling incidents, implementing changes, and helping keep business-critical integration processes stable and reliable over time.

Main business benefits

Comprehensive service

AMS provides a broad support model ranging from first-line integration support to expert-level problem resolution, platform optimization, and support for operational changes and platform updates. This allows organizations to align service depth with operational complexity while keeping support within one consistent framework.

Operational cost reduction

AMS gives customers direct access to BIS specialists with deep platform expertise. That reduces dependency on external third-party consultants and supports a more efficient operating model for complex integration landscapes.

Operational continuity

Where integrations support critical business processes, operational stability directly affects continuity. AMS helps strengthen that continuity through stable operations, proactive support, and a service model designed to keep integration scenarios running reliably across BIS environments.

Focus on strategic priorities

By transferring routine integration operations and support tasks to SEEBURGER, organizations can free internal resources for innovation, growth, and transformation initiatives. AMS helps IT teams spend less time on day-to-day maintenance and more time on strategic work.

How AMS works in practice

AMS is built on a service model that combines platform operations, customer support, integration operations, and service delivery management across BIS environments.

Platform operations

A reliable integration environment starts with a stable technical foundation. AMS supports BIS environments through monitoring, issue handling, platform optimization, and release-related support. This helps maintain availability, performance, and operational consistency across deployment models.

Integration operations

This is the core differentiator. AMS is designed to operate the integration layer, not just the underlying application platform. In practice, that means monitoring integration flows, handling incidents, implementing changes, and preventing recurring issues so business-critical EDI and B2B processes remain stable and reliable.

Customer support and operational coordination

AMS also supports the day-to-day interaction required to run integration environments effectively. This includes operational communication, issue coordination, and structured support for customer-facing service processes. The service model builds on SEEBURGER's unified Service Desk together with decades of customer support and cloud operations experience.

Service delivery management

AMS includes a governance layer that brings structure and predictability to service delivery. Service delivery management acts as the customer-facing coordination point across AMS, supports stable daily operations and transparent communication, oversees SLA and KPI fulfillment, orchestrates incident, problem, and change processes, and drives continuous service optimization.

A customer-facing view of AMS services

Application Management Services complements SEEBURGER’s technical integration services by providing holistic, service-oriented support. Customers who use AMS benefit from the stable operation of their technical integration services, fast incident resolution, smooth implementation of changes, and proactive prevention of issues throughout the service lifecycle.

By combining platform operations, customer support, and integration services with AI-powered analytics and automation, AMS helps ensure reliable and highly available operations, enabling customers to focus on their core business.

AMS services are structured to align support scope with operational requirements and different levels of service demand.

Advanced Integration Support

AMS Level 1 focuses on the smooth and continuous operation of productive integration environments. It supports stable business processes through proactive monitoring, operational assistance, and AI-enabled integration error reporting.

Why SEEBURGER AMS

SEEBURGER combines BIS platform expertise with the operational service model required to keep business-critical integration environments running reliably. AMS gives customers a practical combination of platform knowledge, integration expertise, structured service delivery, and scalable support for evolving BIS landscapes.

What sets SEEBURGER apart is that AMS goes beyond platform support. It is designed to support the integration layer itself through monitoring, incident handling, change support, operational coordination, and structured service delivery. That gives customers more than technical assistance: It gives them an operating model for maintaining continuity, improving reliability, and managing integration environments with greater confidence.

Explore how SEEBURGER Application Management Services can help you operate business-critical BIS integration environments more reliably, reduce operational effort, and strengthen service continuity.

Contact us

Direct contact:

Ulf Persson
Ulf Persson

SVP Strategic Product Marketing and Analyst Relations

SEEBURGER