Real form and PL/SQL inventory
Not a rough count from a conversation — an actual inventory of forms, reports, and PL/SQL objects, parsed from the source, with complexity scored per module.
Oracle Forms assessment
Oracle Forms migration assessment: what a real one includes.
"Assessment" gets used loosely in this market — sometimes it means a genuine technical read, sometimes it means a form count and a rough quote dressed up as analysis. Here's what we think a real one actually needs to cover.
Draft. Pending Pedro's review before publication — not yet linked from nav, footer, or the Oracle Forms page — held to the same approval gate as the other new Phase 2/3 pages.
What it needs to cover
Five things, at minimum.
Target-neutral options
A genuine assessment presents APEX, Java, and .NET honestly — not steered toward whichever target the assessor happens to deliver.
Data and integration strategy
How your Oracle data and any integrations with other systems carry over — not deferred to "we'll figure it out during delivery."
A real cost model
License and maintenance economics compared against migration cost — specific to your estate, not an industry-average slide.
A fixed quote for what comes next
If migration is the right call, a firm quote for the delivery phase — decided with real estate data, not a placeholder pending a "detailed scoping" that never quite happens.
See it verified
One real migration, full metrics disclosed.
See our case studies page for a complete sample migration with attribute coverage and test results — not a vague claim.
Next step
Want the real version?
The Replatforming Audit is the full assessment described here — fixed price, 4-6 weeks, and you owe nothing more if you walk away after.