Migration patterns

Migration is part of the platform.

Most software companies sell you the destination and leave getting there to someone else. We do it differently. The specifics, what we move, how it's validated, and the timeline, are tailored to your situation and discussed under NDA.

How we move customers onto Fedora

Confidence before commitment.

Most software companies sell you the destination and leave getting there to someone else. Our path is built around evaluation first, commitment second.

01

Compatibility check

A short assessment of fit. Confidential, no commitment.

02

Guided launch

Your team gets a working Fedora environment to evaluate.

03

Live validation

You operate inside Fedora for a defined evaluation window.

04

Decision day

Cut over only if it earned the move. If it didn't, walk away.

Stack classes we cover

Three patterns today.

If your current stack matches one of these patterns, or if you're not sure, the compatibility check is the fastest way to find out what's actually possible.

Per-seat CRM platforms

When your CRM, AI add-on, and analytics are each a separate per-seat subscription, and the integrations are billed by a partner.

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Multi-product ERP platforms

When finance, procurement, and operations live in separate products of the same vendor's suite, and consolidation is painful.

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Legacy helpdesk platforms

When ticketing, AI macros, and analytics are each a separate per-agent subscription, and nothing talks to your CRM.

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Get a compatibility check

Find out what migration would actually look like for your stack.

A free written assessment: what we'd migrate, what migration looks like, where the risks are. No meeting required up front. Two business days for the response.