Version migration
Upgrade from earlier Delphi releases to a modern version selected according to the project's needs and dependencies.
Technology continuity
Your application is still valuable. Its technology can evolve.
A Delphi application can contain years of business logic, operational knowledge, and critical integrations. Modernizing it helps protect that investment and extend its useful life without assuming, from the outset, the cost and risk of a full rewrite.
We modernize what already works.
We analyze the source version, components, data access, reports, communications, and integrations to define a migration path that fits the real context of each application.
Controlled modernization
It is more than changing versions.
Migration starts from the existing application and preserves its business logic. Complexity varies by project, but the methodology follows the same principle: assess, adapt, validate, and move forward in a controlled way.
Components and libraries
Review proprietary and third-party components, dependencies, controls, and elements that may require updating, recompilation, or replacement.
Database and data access
Validate connections, drivers, queries, procedures, and data-access layers to preserve the application's expected behavior.
Communications and APIs
Adapt communications, services, and external integrations to operate with current infrastructure and requirements.
Windows and environment
Review installation, services, permissions, files, printing, reports, and other dependencies in the operating environment.
Progressive modernization
Migration can become the foundation for new integrations, security improvements, services, and subsequent functional evolution.
Every application is different
The version is only part of the equation.
Source and targetThe gap between versions matters, but it does not determine complexity by itself.
Technical dependenciesComponents, libraries, and controls may require different treatments.
IntegrationsDatabases, external services, communications, and reports are part of the assessment.
Functional testingValidation must confirm that critical operations are preserved after migration.
Our approach
A clear path to evolve without starting from scratch.
1
Assess
We identify version, architecture, components, data, integrations, and dependencies.
2
Define
We establish the target version and the most appropriate technical strategy for the project.
3
Migrate
We adapt code and dependencies while seeking to preserve the application's existing functional behavior.
4
Validate
We test critical processes, data, communications, reports, and installation in the target environment.
5
Evolve
We leave a technology base better prepared for maintenance and future initiatives.
Does your Delphi application need to evolve?
Tell us which version you use, how your application operates, and what you need to solve. We can review the scenario and propose a modernization path.
Scope and target version are defined for each project after reviewing its technical and operational dependencies.