A regulated business needed to replace a legacy platform while carrying its existing records and working rules into the new system. The result is a live web application, a migration covering millions of records, and a release process built around client acceptance.
The Rebuild Started With How the Business Worked
I mapped the existing workflows, permissions, and data relationships into specifications before implementation. That gave the rebuild a foundation in the client's actual operation, including the rules that had previously lived only in the legacy system.
The Migration Carried the Existing Record Forward
The work moved millions of records and tens of thousands of supporting files into the replacement. A repeatable import process supports subsequent source-data updates, with checks for relationships and schema changes as the application evolves.
Client Review Shapes What Reaches Production
Stakeholders review changes in a separate QA environment before production release. Automated checks support that process, while client feedback determines whether the application handles the work as expected.
The outcome is a working replacement with a repeatable migration path and a clear process for continued improvement. It brings application delivery, data handling, and stakeholder review into one sustained engagement.
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