Proven with Industry Leaders
The full WSO2 stack — built to be governed, not just to run.
Every piece below is real platform work. We deliver it as outcomes you can stand behind in front of a regulator, an auditor, or your own board — not a checklist of tasks.
A clean API layer you can build on
Well-designed, well-documented APIs your teams and partners can actually consume — not brittle endpoints you fight to maintain later.
One governed front door
A single WSO2 gateway controlling traffic in and out — ingress, egress, north-south, east-west — with policy, rate limiting, and security enforced in one place.
Data you can act on as it lands
Event-driven pipelines that turn streams into action the moment they happen — and keep AI fed with fresh, in-perimeter data.
Systems that actually talk to each other
Connect applications, data, and partners across cloud, hybrid, and on-premises — without the point-to-point spaghetti that ages badly.
One identity fabric for people, partners & agents
Secure access for workforce, customers, and B2B on WSO2 Identity Server — and the foundation for giving AI agents real, governed identities.
Kept current, secure & governed
We run the platform as it scales, so your team ships product while the control plane stays sound, patched, and audit-ready.
Bijira, Devant, Choreo — we'll tell you which, and where it should run.
WSO2 reorganized its platform in 2025. Every layer now ships two ways: a SaaS with a WSO2-hosted control plane, or software you run yourself.
For most enterprises, the right answer is a mix. For regulated enterprises, the deciding question is almost never features — it's where the control plane lives, what metadata leaves your perimeter, and what your examiner will accept. We deliver both paths, so our advice isn't shaped by which one we can sell. The decision framework is in Bijira vs API Manager.
Start clean, or rescue a stalled rollout.
As WSO2 expands across North America, more teams are standing it up for the first time — or inheriting a half-finished deployment. We deploy it properly: documented, secured, and ready for AI and agents from day one, so governance is designed in rather than retrofitted.
How to choose a WSO2 partner
A WSO2 partner designs, builds, and supports WSO2 platforms for your organization. Partners differ far more in depth and focus than their listings suggest. These five questions separate them, whoever you are evaluating.
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Product depth, not a logo on a slide
Ask how many engineers work on WSO2 every week and which releases they shipped on in the last year. A generalist integrator with a WSO2 slide is a different proposition from a team that runs the platform daily.
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The right part of WSO2
API management, identity, and integration are different skills. Ask which of the three the partner has delivered in production, and match that to the problem you actually have.
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Regulated-industry references
If you are a bank, insurer, or health system, ask for work done under audit, data-residency rules, or examiner review. Delivery in those environments changes how a platform is designed, documented, and evidenced.
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Support after go-live
Ask who keeps the platform patched, upgraded, and staffed once the project ends, and whether that is the same team that built it. A partner that only builds leaves you to find the run team later.
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Willingness to say no to WSO2
Ask when they last told a client WSO2 was the wrong fit, or that a self-hosted product beat the SaaS one. A partner that cannot answer is selling a product, not advising you.
WSO2 partner types compared
Each kind of partner fits a different situation. The table describes fit, not rank.
| Partner type | Where it fits | Where it falls short |
|---|---|---|
| Duczer East (specialist WSO2 partner) | Regulated enterprises that need API management, identity, and integration delivered and supported by one senior team, in-perimeter where required, across the Americas. | A smaller bench than a global integrator. Not the right choice for a program staffed by hundreds, or for delivery outside the Americas. |
| WSO2 professional services | Deep product knowledge and the closest view of the WSO2 roadmap. | Scope centers on the WSO2 product rather than the systems, platforms, and operating model around it. |
| Global systems integrators | Large multi-platform programs that need scale, global coverage, and one contract across many workstreams. | WSO2 depth varies by team, the senior people in the sale may not be the ones doing the work, and the cost structure is higher. |
| Offshore WSO2 specialists | Cost-efficient capacity for well-specified build work. | Time-zone distance from your teams, and regulated-industry context and data-residency constraints need checking before work starts. |
Assess, design, build, run.
Most WSO2 consulting engagements follow the same four stages. You can start at any of them, in English, Spanish, or Portuguese.
Assess
Where the platform stands, what the estate needs, and what your regulators will ask for.
Design
Architecture, deployment model, identity and policy design, and the evidence trail built in.
Build
Implementation, migration, and integration by the engineers who designed it.
Run
Support, managed services, upgrades, and team continuity once you are live.
A WSO2 partner with depth where it counts.
We build on WSO2 itself, not around it — and we deliver in the environments where the stakes are highest: regulated, data-residency-constrained, and audited. Once you are live, our WSO2 support and managed services keep API Manager, Identity Server, and Micro Integrator patched, tuned, and staffed in production.
- → WSO2 delivery partner. The full platform — API management, integration, identity — under one team.
- → Regulated by default. Deep delivery experience in data-residency-constrained, audited environments.
- → In-perimeter capable. On-premises and private-cloud delivery for data that cannot leave the building.
- → Built for what's next. Every deployment is shaped for the AI and agent governance layer that follows.
The WSO2 platform, end to end.
Working with a WSO2 partner, answered plainly.
What does a WSO2 partner do?
A WSO2 partner designs, implements, and supports WSO2 platforms for client organizations: API Manager, Identity Server, Micro Integrator, and the SaaS products Bijira, Devant, and Asgardeo. Some partners also resell WSO2 subscriptions. Duczer East does all three: delivery, support, and resale.
How do I choose a WSO2 implementation partner?
Test five things: product depth rather than a generalist logo, experience in the part of WSO2 you need (API management, identity, or integration), references in regulated environments if you operate in one, who supports the platform after go-live, and whether the partner will tell you when WSO2 is the wrong fit.
Which WSO2 partners work in Europe and the Netherlands?
Duczer East serves the Americas from Miami and does not currently take engagements in Europe. For European and Dutch projects, ask WSO2 directly for its partners in the region.
Does Duczer East support WSO2 in production?
Yes. Break/fix, managed services, upgrades, an outsourced integration team, and backfill for WSO2 platforms are covered on our WSO2 support page.
What does WSO2 consulting cost?
It depends on scope: a deployment-model assessment is a fixed-scope piece of work, while build and run engagements are sized to the estate, and we scope each one after a first conversation with an engineer. How WSO2 subscriptions themselves are priced is covered on our WSO2 support pricing page.
Can a partner help with WSO2 Identity Server?
Yes. We implement WSO2 Identity Server for workforce, customer, and B2B access, and use it as the foundation for giving AI agents governed identities.