Bring an ageing system into the present without stopping the business that depends on it.
Book a consultationMost legacy systems are not legacy because they are old. They are legacy because the people who built them have gone, nobody fully understands them, and every change carries a risk nobody can quantify. So changes stop, and the business works around the software instead.
The instinct is to rewrite it from scratch. That is usually the most expensive and most dangerous option available, because the old system contains years of accumulated business rules that were never written down anywhere else.
What the system actually does, what still earns its keep, what is dead code, and where the real risk sits. Sometimes the answer is that it does not need modernising at all.
Incremental replacement rather than a big-bang cutover: strangle the old system a piece at a time, with the ability to stop or reverse at each step.
The rules buried in the old code, extracted and documented. That artefact outlives whatever we build and is often worth the engagement on its own.
Current Java and Spring, containerised, with automated tests and a deployment pipeline, so the next change is routine rather than an event.
Read the code, run it, talk to whoever remains, and map what it does against what the business needs it to do.
Find the boundaries where the system can be split, so pieces can be replaced independently.
One capability at a time, running old and new side by side and comparing results before switching over.
The old component is switched off only once the new one has proven itself on real traffic.
The founder has re-architected production systems under load in enterprise environments, including a claims processing pipeline taken from roughly 2,000 to over 25,000 transactions per server per day on the same hardware. That work was done as an employee at Discovery Health, not as a Samloryx engagement, and is shown here as evidence of capability rather than as a company track record.
A fixed-scope piece of work that tells you where automation actually pays in your business, and where it does not.
Software built around how your team actually works, rather than a package everyone has to bend around.
Make the systems you already own talk to each other, so people stop being the integration layer.
Senior engineering and architecture available every month, without carrying the cost of a permanent hire.
A short call costs nothing and usually makes the answer obvious. If a different piece of work suits you better, we will say so.