This is for business software that already exists, including systems we did not build. We keep it running, fix what breaks and plan what should change next.
Reported problems investigated, reproduced and fixed, with a clear note of the cause.
Framework, library and server updates applied, and tested before going live.
Slow pages, queries and reports investigated and improved.
An assessment of code quality, documentation gaps and dependency on outdated components.
Keeping older applications stable, including those using unsupported versions, while options are evaluated.
A staged plan to replace or upgrade aging parts without a risky rewrite.
When the system does its job and needs fixes, patches and small improvements, ongoing support is usually the sensible choice.
When a working system is hard to change, restructuring key parts can restore speed without changing everything.
When the technology is unsupported or the business has outgrown it, a planned replacement, done in stages, may cost less than endless patching.
We get access, read the code and data, and record risks and quick wins.
Response expectations and scope of work are agreed in writing.
Issues handled via a ticket process, with a regular summary of work and recommendations.
The final stack is chosen around your requirements, integrations and team.
Tell us your goal, users and timeline. We will help define scope, approach and the engagement model.