Your in-house systems, rebuilt to cost less.
Written in-house or by a contractor, ageing or fragile: we rebuild your in-house systems to modernise them, secure them and, above all, reduce what they cost you. No loss of functionality, at a fixed price. You keep control.
- Price
- Fixed
- Service
- Response times written into the contract
- Contract
- Paid on results
- Takeover
- Not billed, no service interruption
01 · Who it is for
- An in-house system, written internally or by a contractor, ageing or fragile
- Software that is expensive to maintain because nobody dares touch it any more
- A technology at end of life, a server or a vendor at end of support
- A contractor pulling out, and software that has to be kept
- A rewrite for its own sake: we only redo what costs money
- A loss of functionality: what the software does today, it does afterwards
- Time-and-materials staffing
02 · How the rebuild works
The diagnostic, free
The code is mapped and documented by AI. You receive what the rebuild will save you, costed, and the quote at a fixed price.
No loss of functionality
Existing functions are covered by tests before being rebuilt, increment by increment. The old software keeps running until the new one is in service.
You keep control
Code, documentation and tests stay with you. If you wish, we maintain the software at a fixed price, with written deadlines.
03 · A case
At an operator of energy sites: a critical permit-to-work system, rebuilt and brought back under control.
Sites classed as critical national infrastructure. Rebuilt with no loss of functionality during the switch, with risk assessment and reporting added. The operator keeps control of the code, the infrastructure and the data. Real sector and figures, client not named.
All cases →04 · The questions we are asked
Why rebuild rather than keep maintaining?
When maintenance costs more than a rebuild, the diagnostic puts a figure on both routes and you choose. The savings from a rebuild are visible within one to two years.
Do we lose functions along the way?
No. What the software does today is covered by tests before being rebuilt, and the old one keeps running until the new one is in service.
What if we want to leave afterwards?
The code, documentation and tests stay with you. Any competent contractor can take over the software, your own team included.