Why we built iPaaS++
We founded W3Partnership in 2007 as integration consultants and developed iPaaS++ in 2017 after years of watching enterprise integration projects fail for three predictable reasons.
Too slow
12–18 month implementations are the norm. Business cases evaporate while integration teams write code.
Too costly upfront
Six-figure annual licences before a single integration ships. Specialists and maintenance fees stack year on year.
Self-configuration that fails
Sold as “low-code” tools the client configures. In practice it needs scarce specialists, and the platform sits half-built.
The seven problems an iPaaS solves
A different implementation model — designed around the client, not the vendor’s licence revenue.
Data silos
Departments and divisions on separate systems. One source of truth.
Manual integration
Hand-coded scripts that break on every API change. Pre-built connectors instead.
Slow time-to-market
Innovation queued behind integration. Live integrations in weeks.
Governance & risk
Custom scripts run in the shadows. Central audit and observability.
Scalability
n apps need n² connections. We turn that into n.
B2B complexity
EDI, XML, JSON, FHIR. Standardised partner onboarding.
M&A & legacy
Bridge new and old without forced consolidation.
All seven, one platform.
Our iPaaS++ solution -
Smarter Integration
For details read this white paper.
Live in weeks · Pay only when running · W3P configures the platform, not the client
About W3 Partnership
UK-based integration specialists. Founded 2007. Privately held — no PE owner driving revenue at any cost. Every employee is an iPaaS practitioner. We are a long-term partner you can build on for the next decade.
Our heritage
2007 — Founded as a UK-based integration specialists.
2014 — UK Government approved supplier.
2017 — iPaaS++ runtime launched, used inside W3P’s UK Government delivery work.
2022 — Commercial managed-service launch with first enterprise client.
2026 — ISO 27001 & 9001, Cyber Essentials, multi-sector client base. Source-code escrow and portable design docs as standard.