Does your ERP charge for orders your warehouse never ships?
As B2B companies split their monolithic systems into microservices, a critical problem arises: managing transactions that span multiple databases. If the payment service succeeds but the inventory service fails, you are left with inconsistent data, angry clients, and thousands of euros in manual refunds and wasted time.
The trap of Traditional Database Locks
Attempting to force traditional ACID locks across a distributed architecture destroys performance and crashes your servers. Modern systems cannot rely on obsolete synchronous locks.
Our solution: Saga Pattern Implementation
At LANZA ESTUDIO, we design custom systems using the Saga Pattern. We choreograph your microservices through asynchronous events, ensuring that if one step fails, automatic compensating transactions are executed in split seconds to reverse previous changes and maintain the absolute integrity of your databases.
- Event Orchestration: We implement robust messaging queues (Kafka or RabbitMQ) to coordinate each B2B transactional step independently and securely.
- Compensating Transactions: We design automatic rollback algorithms. If shipping fails, the refund and stock restoration are executed without human intervention.
- Absolute Traceability (Idempotency): We configure your databases to prevent duplicate charges in case of network retries. Every action is unique and traceable.
- Distributed Monitoring: We integrate observability dashboards that visually map the journey of every complex transaction across your multiple services.
The Real Impact on Your B2B Operations
- Zero financial inconsistencies: Your inventory, billing, and shipping will always show the same reality, avoiding painful audits.
- Scalability without bottlenecks: Process thousands of corporate orders per second without the read/write locks of traditional systems.
- End of manual intervention: Your technical team will stop wasting hours tracing logs to manually fix corrupted database states.