The IXO Spatial Web stack provides multiple integration points for connecting external services, devices, and systems through standardized APIs and SDKs. This guide explains the key integration patterns and provides examples.
Integration Architecture
MultiClient SDK
Core SDK for blockchain interactions and digital twin management
Matrix SDK
Data storage and messaging integration layer
Oracle SDK
AI-powered verification and automation services
JAMBO SDK
Authentication and key management
Core Integration Patterns
Device Integration
IoT Device Connection
IoT Device Connection
Connect IoT devices and sensors to the Spatial Web:
Data Validation
Data Validation
Validate device data using Oracle services:
External System Integration
Registry Integration
Registry Integration
Connect to external registries and databases:
Payment Integration
Payment Integration
Integrate with payment and financial systems:
Data Exchange Integration
Secure Data Rooms
Secure Data Rooms
Create encrypted data sharing channels:
Data Streaming
Data Streaming
Set up real-time data streams:
Integration Types
Supported Integrations
IoT Platforms
- Device management systems
- Sensor networks
- Smart meters
- Environmental monitors
External Registries
- Carbon registries
- Asset databases
- National registries
- Trading platforms
Financial Systems
- Payment processors
- Banking systems
- Trading platforms
- Token networks
Data Providers
- Weather services
- Market data feeds
- Geographic data
- Social impact data
Best Practices
Security
Security
- Use secure communication channels
- Implement proper authentication
- Encrypt sensitive data
- Follow key management best practices
- Regular security audits
Data Management
Data Management
- Validate data integrity
- Implement error handling
- Use appropriate data formats
- Monitor data quality
- Regular backups
Performance
Performance
- Optimize data transfers
- Implement caching
- Use batch processing
- Monitor system health
- Scale resources as needed