Quiet Gears
Service result
A maintainable application that preserves required business rules, information and system connections.
Services
Available services.
Application assessment
A decision-ready account of business use, continuity exposure, support demand and suitable replacement options.
Application portfolio review
A catalogue of business applications, users, dependencies, support status and replacement priority.
Replacement specification
Required user tasks, business rules, information, permissions, integrations and service expectations.
Interface and access replacement
Modern user access for a current database or business service that remains operationally useful.
Web or desktop interface
An authenticated replacement interface for approved tasks, roles and business rules.
API access layer
Supported interfaces for current data, calculations and permitted business actions.
Module and application replacement
Replacement of selected modules or a complete unsupported application with a maintainable service.
Module replacement
A focused replacement for selected calculations, forms, reports, approvals or operating functions.
Application replacement
A complete supported application for approved users, information and business functions.
Data and support transition
Usable current information, accessible archive material and documented support for the replacement service.
Data migration package
Validated active information, archive outputs, reconciliation results and migration documentation.
Test and support pack
Business-rule checks, representative task results, configuration details and service documentation.
Applications
Business applications.
Unsupported desktop applications
An ageing Access, desktop or server application remains central after supplier or internal support has declined.
Spreadsheet-based business systems
Connected spreadsheets support pricing, planning or operations with hidden formula risk and limited access control.
Isolated business software
A line-of-business system has costly licences, limited integration, an obsolete interface or weak support.
Deliverables
Included deliverables.
Modernisation assessment
A prioritised account of business dependency, continuity exposure, support status and replacement options.
Target architecture
The selected application, data, identity, interface, hosting and support structure.
Replacement interface or application
A supported web, desktop or mobile service for approved users and business tasks.
Compatibility and API layer
Supported interfaces for retained databases, applications, identity services and business actions.
Migrated data and archive
Validated active information, accessible archive outputs and reconciliation results.
Test and operating pack
Business-rule checks, representative task results, configuration and service documentation.
Specifications
Technical scope.
- Application targets
- Responsive web applications, supported desktop services, mobile interfaces and business APIs.
- Interfaces
- REST, GraphQL, webhooks, SQL databases, file exchange and managed application connectors.
- Platform options
- Supported cloud, private-cloud, on-premises and container-based services.
- Identity and access
- Current company identity services, SAML 2.0, OpenID Connect, RBAC and service accounts.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
01Can selected modules be modernised separately?
Yes. Calculations, forms, reports, approvals, interfaces or integrations can be replaced as separate defined services.
02Does the service include data migration?
Yes. Active information, archive outputs, reconciliation results and migration documentation can be included.
03Can current databases and identity services remain?
Yes. Supported databases and identity services can remain when they meet replacement application requirements.
04Are testing and support materials included?
Yes. Deliverables can include business-rule checks, representative task results, configuration details and operating documentation.