Outdated applications made agile again
Integrations on systems that have none, data that becomes clean and accessible again, modernised step by step without closing the shop. The system doesn't have to go to keep up again.
- 01 First an API layer next to what is there
- 02 No production downtime during the transition
- 03 Clean the data before anything moves
- 04 Replace step by step, never all at once
What usually comes up
An API on a closed system
A layer next to the existing application, so other systems can reach it without replacing anything.
Connecting islands
Packages that know the same things but don't talk to each other, connected through one layer.
Data accessible again
Data stuck in an old database format, cleaned up and available for reporting and AI.
Migrating with a way back
From Access, Excel or an old package to the web — step by step, with the old system as a safety net.
Part by part
The part that hurts most first, the rest keeps running. Never one moment where everything has to go right.
Updating what stays
Security updates and upgrades for the parts that need to last for years.
What runs at our clients
6
weeks until the first integration went live
A core system from 2012, opened up again
Manufacturer in the Brainport region, 320 employees — an API layer next to the existing system, without production downtime.
Laravel · API · migration path
4
systems opened up through one layer
Four islands, one integration
Healthcare organisation, 600 employees — data from four applications brought together for the monthly report.
Laravel · API · BI
0
hours of downtime during the migration
From Access to the web
Rental company, 35 employees — a twenty-year-old planning database moved to a web application step by step.
Laravel · Livewire · data migration
Is the old system a Laravel application?
Then we take it over and keep working on it, even if the previous developer left no documentation. We start by reading, not by building.
Half an hour costs you nothing
Tell us which process takes the most manual work. We will tell you honestly whether AI is the right answer — and sometimes the answer is: fix your integration first. Then you have that too, without an invoice.