A closed ERP, re-platformed in phases.

A staged rebuild of a long-serving proprietary ERP — extracting decades of data from a closed system and re-platforming sales, inventory and accounts onto a modern, maintainable web stack.

Rebuilding a legacy system on a modern stack
Rebuilding on a modern stack
  • SectorLegacy modernisation
  • StatusIn progress
  • Shape of the workERP rebuild · data extraction
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The challenge

A long-serving proprietary ERP — a closed system with no easy way out — held decades of data a business still depended on every day, but it could no longer keep up with how they work now.

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Our approach

A staged rebuild: extract decades of data from the closed system, re-platform onto a modern, maintainable web stack, and ship in phases so the business keeps running the whole way through.

  • Closed-system data extraction
  • Phased re-platforming
  • Modern maintainable stack
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The outcome

A modernisation underway in deliberate phases — value early, risk low, data preserved. In progress, with a working core already live.

A note on how we show our work: We describe most of this work by sector rather than by client, because that is what we are permitted to say. Where the site is public we name it and link to it, so you can go and look. No invented statistics, no testimonials.

In context

The world this runs in

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