Application & dependency map
Every module, integration, and data flow in your estate — parsed, not guessed at from a slide deck.
The Replatforming Audit
The Audit is the one paid step between "we think we should replatform" and actually committing to a migration. It produces a written plan you can bring to a board or a CFO — not a sales deck dressed up as analysis.
What's in the audit
Every module, integration, and data flow in your estate — parsed, not guessed at from a slide deck.
Not every application in your portfolio needs to move. The audit is honest about which ones genuinely do.
Two or three credible destination stacks, with the trade-offs made explicit — not a single preferred answer disguised as the only one.
License, maintenance, talent, and delivery-velocity economics — the numbers your board will actually ask for.
A phased cutover sequence with explicit acceptance criteria per wave — not a single big-bang date.
How data migrates, what gets tested for equivalence, and what security/compliance constraints shape the target architecture.
If migration is the right call, a fixed-price or per-module quote for the delivery phase — decided with real estate data, not a rough estimate.
A short executive summary for budget approval, and a full technical appendix for your architects to interrogate.
Fit
Enterprises with a mission-critical estate on a legacy or low-code platform, a forcing event in the next 6-18 months (renewal, end-of-support, security finding, talent risk, M&A), and a technical owner who will own the target stack afterward.
If you're not sure replatforming is worth exploring at all, start with a Migration Kill Test instead — it's designed to disqualify honestly, before either of us spends real time or money.
Where the audit sits
Fixed price, 4-6 weeks. This page. Walk away after, owing nothing more.
Productized delivery, only if the audit points to migration. Phased releases, parallel running, continuous equivalence testing, transparent weekly reporting.
We train your team on the new stack and stay on retainer for tail risks during the first 6-12 months.
Next step
Fixed price, fully scoped, and it ends with a written exit plan, target architecture, and a quote for the factory phase.