ERP overlays across a portfolio
Modernisations delivered as overlays across an application portfolio with no business freeze windows. Every cutover ran during normal hours, gated by automated reconciliation and backed by rehearsed rollback.
EDRMS, CRM/ERP, D365 and third-party API integration, with legacy modernisation that avoids risky rewrites. Delivered by named senior engineers, fixed scope, staging from week one.
Integrations with electronic document and records management systems, including bulk migration of records with retention metadata intact, verified by reconciliation before any legacy store is retired.
Overlays on top of CRM and ERP platforms, D365 experience included, that put operational screens ahead of the record so staff work without leaving their flow.
Production integrations with external APIs: authentication, retry and rate-limit behaviour, contract versioning and monitoring, so a partner outage degrades gracefully instead of taking your workflow down.
Legacy platforms retired incrementally behind routing seams, one capability at a time. The old system keeps running until each replacement has proven itself under real traffic.
Synchronisation layers with idempotent writes, deduplication and reconciliation that guarantee each record lands exactly once across systems, even when networks fail halfway through a batch.
Before touching legacy code, we pin down current behaviour with characterisation tests, so modernisation can prove the replacement does what the old system actually did.
Window: 4-12 weeks
Team: 1-2 integration eng
Complexity: M-L
Indicative only. A fixed price follows a free 30-minute scope review.
Get a fixed quoteWe capture what the current systems actually do, including undocumented behaviour staff rely on, and encode it as executable tests that survive into the replacement.
We design contracts, queues, ownership and failure behaviour up front, so every integration has one clear place to reconcile when upstream systems disagree.
New capabilities run beside the old ones with automated reconciliation comparing outputs. Nothing is promoted until the gates show both systems agree record for record.
Cutovers happen during normal operation behind routing switches, with rollback rehearsed beforehand. Business keeps running; there is no weekend where the system goes dark.
Documentation, runbooks and reconciliation reports transfer with the system, plus a working session so your team can operate, monitor and extend every integration independently.
Modernisations delivered as overlays across an application portfolio with no business freeze windows. Every cutover ran during normal hours, gated by automated reconciliation and backed by rehearsed rollback.
Records migrated into EDRMS platforms with retention and disposition metadata preserved, reconciled record for record before decommissioning, so compliance obligations transferred with the documents rather than being lost.
Multi-decade engineering drawings registered and linked before defect mapping began on industrial assets, giving inspectors a verifiable lineage from scanned archive to live defect record.
More evidence in the delivery history and the complete 734-engagement register.
Yes. Characterisation tests first, then integrations behind stable contracts, so the legacy system keeps running while each piece of it is safely replaced or wrapped.
No. Cutovers run behind routing switches during normal operation with reconciliation gates and rehearsed rollback, so the business keeps trading while the switch happens.
Automated reconciliation compares records across systems continuously, and exactly-once sync layers with idempotent writes prevent duplicates. Discrepancies surface as reportable gate failures, never as silent drift.
Contracts are versioned and monitored, so breaking changes surface in test environments first. Adapters isolate partner quirks, keeping your internal integration surface stable and testable.
No account managers. Your message lands with the people who would deliver it, and you get a straight answer within one business day.
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