Pages on connecting Fineract to the systems around it, using the integration points its documentation and source code provide: OAuth2 identity, the Mifos web front end, payment switches, notifications, webhooks, monitoring and document storage.
Replacing Fineract basic authentication with Keycloak as the OAuth2 provider: realm and client setup, mapping the username into the token subject, bearer token calls with the tenant header, and connecting the Mifos web app login.
Giving Fineract a staff user interface with the Mifos X web app: Angular front end, tenant and server settings, Docker and Docker Compose options, OAuth2 login and keeping web app and Fineract versions aligned.
Connecting Fineract accounts to payment switches through Mifos Payment Hub EE: the AMS connector, Fineract interoperation endpoints for party lookup, quotes and transfers, Zeebe workflows and what to test before go-live.
Sending customer and staff messages from Fineract: SMTP email account, SMS message gateway, SMS campaigns with activation and closing, push notifications through FCM, and report mailing jobs.
Using Fineract hooks to notify other systems when entities change: hook templates, registered events, webhook headers, Twilio and message gateway processors, and why reliable events over a broker may be the better choice for core flows.
Observing a Fineract deployment: the actuator health, info and prometheus endpoints, enabling Prometheus or OTLP export, CloudWatch metrics on AWS, and dashboards and alerts for API latency and Close of Business jobs.
Storing client documents and images from Fineract in Amazon S3 or an S3-compatible store instead of the local file system: AWS configuration properties, credentials, encryption and backup considerations.
Connecting Fineract to a credit bureau: the credit bureau configuration and product mapping APIs, the built-in ThitsaWorks integration that fetches reports by NRC, saving reports to clients and adding other bureaus.
Building BI dashboards on Fineract without loading the write database: a PostgreSQL read replica, schema views for portfolio, PAR and ledger reporting, tenant separation and row-level access for branches.
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