An ERP written in WinDev, rewritten in a standard technology, module by module, without a single day of downtime.
WinDev migration: moving off an application nobody can develop any further.
We rewrite it increment by increment, without service interruption, in a technology that your teams — and the market — can take over. Paid on results.

WinDev ties your application to a single vendor and to a shrinking pool of developers. As long as it runs, the risk stays invisible.
It surfaces the day you need to change it, recruit someone to maintain it, or depend on the only supplier who knows it.
- The application is critical, and only one supplier knows how to develop it
- Every change is slow, and the workarounds keep piling up
- WinDev developers are increasingly hard to find
- You want an application your own teams can take over
- Your existing code read and documented before it is rewritten
- The application rewritten in a standard technology, increment by increment
- Each increment checked against the old system with regression tests
- The code and the documentation, all yours
- An automatic, line-by-line conversion
- Packaged software imposed on your business
- Time-and-materials staffing, billed by the day
- One captive supplier replaced by another
We have already carried out migrations from WinDev, COBOL and VB6. Details are available on request, under a non-disclosure agreement.
Free, and no demo. We listen to your situation and tell you whether we are the right people to help. If we are not, we say so.
Two to three weeks, at a price stated before we start. You receive the written scope, the breakdown into increments and a fixed price for the first one.
You decide on it with the scope and the price in front of you. It goes live rather than being demonstrated, and is judged on real use before the next one begins.
One increment at a time, each priced before it starts. You can stop at the end of any of them, and we can then take over maintenance.









Describe your situation.
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