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SaaS & Platform Modernization

Move your platform forward. Keep the business moving.

Your software still matters to the business, but changing it may be getting harder. We help you decide what to upgrade, what to replace and how to release the change around the customers, people and systems that depend on it.

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Scope and deliverables

Make the platform decision before committing to a rebuild.

  1. Understand what is worth keeping

    Review the application, code, dependencies, data and critical user tasks. Identify the business rules to preserve and the constraints that make change difficult.

  2. Choose an upgrade, staged replacement or rebuild

    Compare the options against the product roadmap, operating risk and maintenance cost. Produce a recommendation, prioritized scope and first release to validate.

  3. Implement and verify the change

    Upgrade frameworks and application behavior, or build the agreed replacement. Test the important screens, rules, permissions, data and connected services against the acceptance criteria.

  4. Prepare migration, release and recovery

    Define data mappings, reconciliation checks, release boundaries and cutover responsibilities. Document how the team monitors the change, resolves defects and recovers if needed.

In practice

A framework upgrade brought into production.

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California Insulated Wire & Cable · Manufacturing context.

CIWC

Upgrade the platform without losing the business logic.

Xivic upgraded the frameworks behind CIWC’s existing application, tested compatibility and coordinated the move to production. The upgraded system went live in September 2025.

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Production release: September 2025. Application framework upgrades, compatibility testing and production coordination.

Trevanna Tracks

Software that understands the exceptions in a licensing workflow.

Independent licensing and payment rules, supporting documents and navigation changes in Trevanna Tracks.

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Working together

Protect what the business depends on.

Start with access to the current application, code and dependency records, plus the people who understand its hardest business rules. Add known incidents, maintenance constraints and planned product changes.

  • A handoff the team can use

    The agreed scope includes changed code, test findings, migration or release instructions and operating responsibilities. Your team approves the behavior to preserve, production access and acceptance of each staged release.

  • Measures chosen before implementation

    Establish a baseline for the work that matters: critical task completion, release lead time, failed imports or support effort. Product owners and technical specialists use the evidence to decide what comes next.

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Florin Raicu

Technology & AI

Architecture, system integration and engineering implementation.

When to start elsewhere

Custom Software & Applications

You need an application your current tools cannot provide.

Start with the essential task, business rules and operating model for the first release.

Systems Integration

The application works, but information does not reach the next system.

A defined connection and recovery process may address the problem without replacing the platform.

What does your platform need to do next?

Bring the business goal, the current system and the constraints you already know.

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