Migration
Every record moved, nothing lost
Extraction and migration from any SQL database into a new system, with a migration vault that keeps the source records for audit.
Industries
A legacy system nobody can switch off in one step
Procurement asks for documented, auditable delivery, Irish data residency and a clear exit. Most vendors answer with a slide. We migrate the data, rebuild the operation in phases, and hand over code your organisation owns.
Where procurement keeps stalling
- A legacy system cannot be switched off in one step, and its data is locked in an old database nobody wants to touch.
- Procurement asks for documented, auditable delivery, Irish data residency and a clear exit, and most vendors answer with a slide.
- Inspections, work orders and asset records still run on paper forms and spreadsheets, and every board report is assembled by hand.
Systems we have already built
Scale
One record, start to finish
Platform scale on AWS in Ireland: M.ind runs a school on one record from admission to leaving certificate, works fully offline and syncs, applies consent controls to under-16 accounts and drives 53 kinds of notification.
Delivery
Phased delivery, fully documented
Phased, fixed-price delivery (8 to 12 weeks for a full operations rebuild), a written playbook, role-based access, audit logs and a documented handover, so the organisation owns the code and the data.
In production
Works even when the network does not
M.ind runs a whole school on one record, on AWS in Ireland, and keeps working when the network does not.
How an engagement starts
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Discovery call
Thirty minutes, five questions
A 30-minute scoping call with the engineers who would build it. Five questions first: your company size, your role, the system you run today, your timeline and a rough budget.
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Scoping
A fixed-price scope
We map the legacy system, the data that needs to move and the audit trail procurement will ask for, then send back a fixed-price scope and a phased timeline.
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Build begins
The people on the call build it
Work starts against the agreed scope, phase by phase, with a documented handover so the organisation owns the code and the data.
Book a scoping call
A 30-minute scoping call with the engineers who would build it. Five questions first: your company size, your role, the system you run today, your timeline and a rough budget.