Replacing everything at once is the most expensive bet
A big-bang migration puts the whole operation at risk at the same time: if something breaks, there's no easy way back or way to isolate the failure.
Legacy modernization
We modernize legacy systems without stopping the business
We connect the current system via APIs, migrate module by module, and add AI where it makes sense, without a full replacement or downtime.
DELIVERED EXPERIENCE
+4
years of experience
+4
delivered projects
TECHNICAL AND DELIVERY CAPABILITY
Microsoft Partner certified in cloud technologies.
Google Developer Program members.
Experience in B2B software and integrations.
Trusted by leading companies
THE RISK OF NOT MODERNIZING
Patching a legacy system forever has a ceiling
The older the system, the more expensive every change gets, and the more the business depends on knowledge nobody wrote down.
System knowledge lives in a handful of people
When the only documentation is two or three people's memory, every change depends on those people staying available.
There's no clear layer to connect new systems
Without APIs or an integration layer, every new system ends up coupled directly to the legacy database, making every future change more fragile.
Every department asks for something different with no roadmap
Without a diagnosis or priorities, modernization gets driven by whichever department pushes hardest, not by actual business risk or impact.
HOW WE DO IT
Incremental modernization, not a full replacement
The mechanism is chosen based on how critical the module is and how often it changes, not a single migration for the whole system.
Initial technical diagnosis and a prioritized roadmap
We map the current system, its dependencies and risks before touching anything, and prioritize what to modernize first by business impact, not technical ease.
An API layer between old and new
We expose the legacy system through REST APIs or events so new components can consume it without coupling directly to its database.
Temporary coexistence between legacy and new components
Scenario: an insurer migrates its policy module to a new platform while claims keeps running on the legacy system, synced through events during the transition.
Module-by-module migration, not all at once
Each module is validated in production before moving to the next, so the blast radius of any failure stays contained to that piece.
AI on top of what already exists, when it makes sense
Agents or automations that read and write against the legacy system through that same API layer, without waiting to replace it first to use AI.
Less operational risk, business continuity
The goal isn't modernizing fast, it's modernizing without interrupting billing, customer service, or critical processes while the work is underway.
WHAT WE CONNECT
Legacy inside a modern architecture
The integration mechanism depends on data volume and how fast each system needs to find out.
ERP
SAP, Tango, or other ERPs connected via REST API or batch processes when data volume justifies it.
CRM
Salesforce, HubSpot, or another CRM coexisting with the in-house system during migration, without duplicating customers.
Databases and in-house systems
Controlled exposure through a service layer, with no direct access from new systems to the legacy database.
AI and automation platforms
Data flow into agents or AI models without duplicating the business logic that already lives in the current system.
HOW WE IMPLEMENT IT
From diagnosis to production, in stages
Four stages, each with a verifiable deliverable before moving to the next.
Initial technical diagnosis
We map the current system, its integrations, dependencies, and which parts shouldn't be touched yet.
Prioritized modernization roadmap
We define the migration order by technical risk and business impact, not by which module is easiest to touch.
Integration layer (APIs)
We build the layer connecting legacy to new components before migrating the first module.
Module-by-module migration
Each delivery is a module running in production, validated, with the ability to roll back if something doesn't hold up.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Legacy system modernization before you startbefore you start
Clear answers to the most common questions about our services and process.
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Team and delivery
What makes working with Granweb different
Speed with sound judgment
We define scope, risks, and integrations before development, then deliver through verifiable stages.
Architecture built to evolve
We build a foundation ready for more users, modules, and integrations without rebuilding the product.
Delivery from Buenos Aires
Why work with a team from Argentina?
Argentina combines an established technology talent market, strong English proficiency, and working hours compatible with the Americas. For Granweb, this supports direct communication and close collaboration with every client.
No. 4 in LatAm
Buenos Aires ranks among the region's largest technology talent markets, according to CBRE 2025.
#26
Argentina's global position in the EF English Proficiency Index.
Advantages for regional and international projects
- Working-day overlap across Latin America and several shared hours with the United States, supporting meetings and joint problem-solving.
- University-trained talent with experience in software, professional services, and export-oriented digital products.
- Spanish-language communication and access to English-speaking profiles for documentation, meetings, and international coordination.
- Direct work with the accountable team instead of turning the project into an anonymous outsourcing chain.
Location does not replace provider experience, but it can reduce friction through shared working hours, cultural proximity, and an ecosystem accustomed to exporting knowledge.
RFPs and enterprise projects
Do you have an RFP, tender document, or preliminary scope?
Granweb evaluates integration initiatives, digital platforms, and custom systems. You can send the documentation currently available even when some technical decisions remain open.
Documentation inbox: contacto@granweb.io
Project documentation
Useful information for the initial assessment
- RFP, RFQ, tender document, functional requirements, or evaluation criteria.
- Systems involved, APIs, diagrams, security constraints, and expected service levels.
- Business objective, relevant dates, procurement model, and process owners.
Confidential information
If the material contains sensitive information, we can arrange an NDA and agree on the exchange channel before you share the documentation.
Legacy Modernization
Let's start with the diagnosis
Tell us which system needs to evolve and which part of the operation can't afford to fail.
Methodology aligned with ISO 9001:2015
We apply planning, validation, documentation, quality control, and continuous improvement processes to every project.
