Legacy system access
One controlled way into an old ERP, so new tools do not have to touch it directly.
The problem
An old system nobody wants to touch runs the business. Every new tool needs its data, and every direct connection is a risk.
What was built
A modern layer in front of the legacy ERP: one controlled way in, through which new tools can add customers, customer purchase orders, returns and vendor records. A full second copy of the ERP's database in PostgreSQL was also designed, through independent review.
What was measured
Tested end to end in a full test environment.
What you could expect
New tools that work with the old system through one door you can watch, instead of many connections nobody tracks.
This describes the aim for a new engagement, not a guarantee. Results depend on your systems and data, and we measure them with you.
How we start
Pick one record type that people key by hand today. Prove it in the test environment before anything touches the live system.
Tell me which job you would fix first.
A short call to pick one narrow job, and how we would measure it.