Read-only
It's read without writing. If something went wrong, nothing happens: the source system didn't change.
Migrating is expensive, long and risky. You don't have to: it gets absorbed. Your data is read and normalized for querying and artificial intelligence, while the old system keeps working exactly as it always has.
The situation: a twelve-year-old system that invoices fine, that nobody maintains, and that only two people know how to get information out of.
After: your customers, products, documents and balances are available to query and for the AI to work with. The old system keeps invoicing the same way.
The difference is the risk. Migrating shuts down the old system; absorbing doesn't touch it.
It's read without writing. If something went wrong, nothing happens: the source system didn't change.
Customers, products, documents and balances end up in a common format, no matter how the old system stored them.
The information comes out without having to ask whoever knows how to use the old system.
The hard part isn't reading the data. It's proving that what was read is exactly what the old system says.
We check whether the system allows its data to be read, and how. If the answer is no, it ends there and nothing is charged.
Which field over there matches which one over here, and what to do with whatever doesn't fit. This is where the project is won or lost.
Totals, balances and counts against what the source system shows. If it doesn't match, it isn't delivered.
One-time payment. No monthly fee.
Price per source system.
The preliminary check comes before any charge
Absorbing makes the data available. To ask it questions in plain language and get answers that cite the source, that's the Business Brain.
No, and that's the point. Your system keeps doing what it does. What changes is that your data is no longer locked up in there.
Absorbing is the best first step: when you decide to migrate, you'll already have the data normalized and verified, which is the expensive part of any migration.
Yes. It's quoted per source system because each one has its own way of storing things.
The check comes before any charge. If the system doesn't allow it, we tell you and there's no project.
You're talking to Génesis, Valtriom's AI