Solutions
Legacy system replacement
For companies whose systems no longer fit the business. We design the replacement and connect it to the systems you keep.
What we do
We assess your current systems, design what replaces them, and migrate in phases so the business keeps running. Old databases, outdated APIs and manual handoffs are replaced with software connected to the tools and data you are keeping.
- Retire the database nobody on staff understands anymore
- Cut the manual steps between your systems
- Lower IT spend as old contracts and servers go away
- Build to the requirements your compliance team sets
- Pull reports from one source instead of five exports
- Ship changes more often
What is included
The scope we agree with you draws from these.
Strategic planning
We map what you run now and what replaces it, in order
Current state assessment · Future state vision development · Technology roadmap creation · ROI and budget planning · Risk assessment and mitigationTechnology implementation
We build the new stack and migrate your data onto it
Cloud infrastructure setup · Enterprise software development · System integration and APIs · Data migration and management · Security implementationProcess optimization
We redesign the workflows the old systems forced on you
Workflow analysis and redesign · Automation implementation · Performance monitoring systems · Quality assurance frameworks · Continuous improvement processesChange management
Training and rollout so your team adopts the new tools
Stakeholder engagement strategy · Training program development · Communication planning · Support system setup · Success measurement frameworks
How the work runs
The usual order of work, and how long each step takes.
- 01
Assessment & strategy
We audit every system you run and design what replaces it.
4-6 weeks - 02
Planning & design
We plan the project, design the architecture and set the timeline.
4-8 weeks - 03
Development & implementation
We build and deploy new systems in phases.
12-24 weeks - 04
Testing & training
We test, train your team and manage the switchover.
4-8 weeks - 05
Launch & support
Go-live support, monitoring and ongoing fixes.
Ongoing
What we measure
- Manual steps
- Counted before and after
- IT costs
- Compared before and after
- Processing time
- Measured before and after
- Security review
- Each phase
Questions
How long does enterprise transformation take?
It depends on scope. Large migrations run in phases over many months, and each phase delivers something your team can use.
Can you work with our existing IT team?
Yes. We work alongside your team and document what we build so they can run it.
How do you ensure minimal business disruption?
We roll out in phases, run old and new systems side by side where we can, and test before each switch.
What about compliance and security requirements?
Compliance sign-off stays with your compliance team. We build to the requirements they set and document what we built so it can be audited.
Do you provide ongoing support after implementation?
Yes. Support covers monitoring, maintenance, fixes and help desk.
How we work
How a change reaches production
The same five gates for our own products and for yours. Nothing reaches your customers on the strength of a demo.
- 01 · Isolate
Its own branch and workspace
Every change starts in a separate copy of the code, so work in progress never touches what is live.
git worktree add .worktrees/your-change - 02 · Build
Engineers with AI agents
Agents write and test code beside us. They hold no passwords: every call they make goes through our gateway, which checks it and logs it.
agent → gateway → policy · audit · call - 03 · Prove
Evidence, then review
Tests, before-and-after screenshots of the running app, then independent reviewers. It does not move on until no serious finding is left.
review: 0 high · 0 medium → pass - 04 · Ship
Deployed and checked live
The pipeline builds and deploys. Then we check the running service itself, not just a green build.
replicas 1/1 · image sha matches · health 200 - 05 · Watch
Checked every night
Each integration we run is tested against its provider every night, so a changed API is caught before your team notices.
nightly: each integration vs its provider