Data Sovereignty — Integration: Where Your Systems Talk — June 12

The June 12 Data Sovereignty webinar (rescheduled from June 5). Brady walks through the integration layer — the chapter where the operator stack starts to hold together. Single source of truth per data shape, observability for silent failures, webhook + retry patterns, and a real-stack walkthrough of how Blue Oak Grove's 7 brands stay coherent across ~245 active workflows.

What this session will cover

Five chapters built. Ch6 asks: does it actually hold together? This is the chapter that separates 'I have a stack' from 'I run a system.' Single source of truth, observability, webhook resilience, and the integration testing that proves it.

Single source of truth — for each data shape, exactly one system owns the canonical version. Everything else is projection / cache / view.
Observability beats reaction — send logs, daily digests, audit scripts on schedule — silent failures surface within 24h, not weeks.
Webhook + retry as load-bearing — DLQ as the catch-net + replay capability for yesterday's failures. The operator's resilience layer.

Course Bridge

This replay supports: Supports Day 5 (operational readiness) + Day 6 (reporting). The course implements DLQ + reconciliation jobs as worked examples.

What this session won't cover: Ch6 sets the integration frame. The course implements webhook resilience + DLQ + observability across days 5-6.

If integration clicked, the full 7-day Data Sovereignty Course ($297) turns each pattern into a working build.