Software modernization
Your software contains years of business knowledge. When changing it becomes slow, expensive or frustrating, the next step needs to protect what works while making room for what comes next.
Let's talkWhat the work includes
We review how the product is used, where important rules live, and which integrations and data flows the business depends on.
A better interface, targeted refactoring, new components or a replacement may each have a place. We recommend an approach around the product and its constraints.
Migration, compatibility, testing, rollout and a fallback approach are part of the scope. The transition is designed around the people who rely on the software.
Explore the business rules and dependencies behind our work: ZMatic’s spreadsheet rules and data migration into a custom ERP, and ECONT’s document access connected to existing sign-on and ERP permissions.
A useful first step
Review the current system, documents and critical workflows.
Surface dependencies, missing information and decisions that affect delivery.
Consider improving, integrating, replacing or building around what you have.
Agree the initial scope, expected outputs and basis for an estimate.
Working together
We review your existing software, documents and workflows before asking you to explain everything again.
We bring options, trade-offs and a proposed way forward. You decide the business priorities with the context to judge them.
Our team checks the implementation against the agreed rules and critical scenarios. Your team validates that it fits the business.
Migration, access, training, rollout and ongoing ownership belong in the plan from the beginning.
The system is the backbone of the company, and its smooth functionality and dependability is a testament to the work of Perspective Unity. They handle any issue with ease, delivering new components that are easy to handle by non-tech professionals, while also managing the work well.
Milen Christov
CEO, Motobul JSC.
Not necessarily. We assess the useful parts of the current system and the limits that prevent change before recommending what to retain, improve or replace.
We assess phased release and parallel operation where appropriate. Downtime, data synchronization and the cutover plan depend on the architecture and must be agreed for the project.
The estimate depends on the existing product, undocumented rules, integrations, data quality and the scope of change. We start by reducing the unknowns that affect the investment.
An idea, a plan, or software that needs to change — tell us where you are and what you want to achieve.