Code and Dependency Analysis
AI-assisted reading of legacy code, schemas and batch jobs to map modules, dependencies and the business rules buried inside them, far faster than tracing everything by hand.
Replace the system that runs your business, while it keeps running
The system is a decade or two old. It works, it holds years of data and business logic, and it is increasingly expensive to change - the original developers have moved on, the framework no longer receives security updates, and every modification risks breaking something nobody fully understands. Meanwhile a full rewrite is quoted in years and carries the real possibility of delivering something worse.
There is a middle path, and it is almost always the right one. Modernise in slices: extract one capability at a time behind a stable interface, run old and new side by side, and migrate traffic gradually once the replacement is proven. Operations continue throughout, each step is individually reversible, and value arrives steadily rather than arriving all at once at the end - if it arrives at all.
Map the existing system - dependencies, data flows, integration points and the business logic buried in code. Produces a prioritised plan sequenced by risk and value rather than by what is technically interesting.
Extract capabilities one at a time behind an API layer while the original system continues serving everything else. Each slice is independently testable and reversible, which is what keeps the risk manageable.
Move from legacy or proprietary databases to PostgreSQL, MySQL or managed cloud equivalents, with schema redesign, data cleansing and reconciliation. Dual-write periods let you verify correctness before committing.
Wrap existing functionality in documented REST or GraphQL APIs so new applications can integrate without touching legacy internals. Frequently the highest-value first step, and far cheaper than replacement.
Prepare legacy data and workflows for AI use without forcing a full rebuild. We expose clean APIs, structure historical data, and add guardrails so copilots, search and automation can work safely with older systems.
Rehost, replatform or refactor onto AWS, Azure or Google Cloud depending on what each component justifies. Not everything needs refactoring; some workloads are better simply moved and left alone.
Replace dated interfaces with responsive React or Vue front-ends talking to the new API layer. Often the change users notice first, and the one that makes the rest of the programme visible to the business.
We use AI on the slow, repetitive groundwork of a modernization programme. Engineers review everything it produces and remain responsible for every decision and every line that ships.
AI-assisted reading of legacy code, schemas and batch jobs to map modules, dependencies and the business rules buried inside them, far faster than tracing everything by hand.
Draft system documentation, data dictionaries and flow descriptions from the code and database structure, then have the people who know the business confirm them.
Generate tests that capture how the system behaves today, so every migrated slice can be proven to behave the same before traffic moves to it.
Draft conversions of well-bounded modules to a modern language or framework. Each one is reviewed, tested and refined by an engineer before it is accepted.
Suggest field mappings between old and new schemas, and flag duplicates and inconsistencies, with automated reconciliation to confirm nothing was lost.
Trace which reports, integrations and downstream modules a change touches, so risk is understood before a slice is cut over rather than discovered afterwards.
You do not have to finish modernizing before you can use AI. Each step adds a capability on its own, and each can go live without waiting for the next.
Wrap the legacy functions you need in documented APIs and events, so new tools can use them without touching fragile internals.
Clean, label and organise historical data so it can be searched, analysed and trusted, without moving it out of the system that owns it.
Index documents and records for permission-aware retrieval, so AI answers come from your own data and cite where they came from.
Add copilots, natural-language search and summaries inside the screens your people already use, with the old system still doing the work underneath.
Introduce AI-driven workflows and agents for repetitive tasks, behind approvals and audit logs, with a person reviewing anything consequential.
Incremental migration with parallel running means the old system stays available until the replacement is proven.
Code and data analysis reconstructs the business rules, which are documented as part of the assessment.
An AI enablement layer lets modern assistants, search and automation use legacy data through controlled APIs instead of touching fragile internals directly.
Slicing the work delivers usable improvements in weeks and lets you stop or re-prioritise at any point.
Unsupported frameworks are a security exposure. Prioritising the components with real risk addresses that first.
Analyse code, data and integrations; document what the system actually does.
Sequence by business risk, cost of change and value released.
Extract, test and cut over one capability at a time.
Retire legacy components once traffic has fully moved and been verified.
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