Insurance-grade reliability for data that has to survive an audit.
Sound familiar? A member's dues history disappears, and you find out from the member.
A Fortune 500 insurer's data pipelines feed everything downstream, from analytics and reporting to regulatory filings. The data arrives from dozens of enterprise systems at wildly variable volume, and the failure mode is silent. A message drops, a source stalls, and nobody notices until the numbers downstream are wrong. New York's financial regulator, NYDFS, adds a further requirement of provable policy-based data retention. Keeping data too long is a compliance failure, and deleting the wrong data is worse. The engineering standard is easy to state and hard to meet: ingest everything, lose nothing, and prove both.
The ingestion platform onboarded 33 enterprise data sources and reliably processes 30M+ messages per day into CosmosDB and Snowflake. On the compliance side, the retention platform automated policy-based deletion to NYDFS standards, reducing audit risk and cutting projected storage costs by 40%. Replacing a legacy translation system with a custom Go service eliminated a $150K-per-year vendor contract. Endrit was also selected as a peer mentor for new engineers.
Your member database, dues history, and financial records deserve the same reliability and security discipline an insurer applies to policy data. When associations migrate between AMS platforms, records get lost, dues histories get corrupted, and often nobody notices until a member complains. The observability and reliability practices described here are what prevent that. And when a vendor charges you for something a purpose-built tool does better, we can tell you when building beats renting, because Endrit has made that call at enterprise scale in his role at a Fortune 500 insurer.
Talk to us about protecting member recordsAs Assistant Procurement and Contracts Manager at the Town of Palm Beach, Duke administers 400+ active contracts, leads 30+ formal solicitations a year, and runs a PCard program covering 100+ cardholders. The same disciplines keep an association's vendor relationships from leaking money.
Seventeen years as an accountant at the USAID Mission in Kosovo. The work covered invoice and purchase order matching, funding and payments, payroll transmissions, and a declining-balance travel card program covering 74 employees, all inside a federal agency where every transaction has to survive an audit.
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