Move platforms without stopping operations.
We upgrade versions, move orchestrators to the cloud and migrate estates between platforms, with regression testing and parallel runs before cutover.
Old estates carry hidden risk.
Many automation estates still run on versions near end of support, on servers nobody wants to patch, with legacy frameworks and deprecated activities. Licence renewals, security findings or a strategic platform decision eventually force a move.
A migration is an opportunity as much as a risk. Before converting anything, we inventory what exists, retire what nobody uses and consolidate duplicates. The bots that remain are rebuilt or converted to current standards, tested against baselines and run in parallel until outputs match.
Every bot, schedule, credential and dependency is catalogued before planning starts.
Unused, duplicate and low-value bots are retired instead of migrated.
Parallel runs compare outputs from old and new bots on the same inputs.
Waves, rollback plans and hypercare limit business impact.
Every kind of platform move.
Version upgrades
Studio, robot and orchestrator upgrades with deprecated activities replaced and projects moved to current frameworks.
01On-premise to cloud orchestrator
Moves to cloud-hosted orchestration, including tenant design, robot connectivity, credential migration and network changes.
02Cross-platform migration
Re-engineering estates between UiPath, Automation 360, Blue Prism and Power Automate with logic mapped component by component.
03Inventory and rationalisation
A full catalogue with run frequency, volumes, owners and value, used to decide what to migrate, rebuild or retire.
04Regression testing
Baseline outputs captured from current bots and used as the pass criteria for migrated versions.
05Parallel run and cutover
Old and new bots run side by side, outputs compared, then switched over in waves with rollback ready.
06Five phases, wave by wave.
Inventory and assess
We export orchestrator metadata, analyse code for deprecated components and complexity, and confirm owners and run frequencies with the business.
Rationalise and plan
Each bot is tagged migrate, rebuild, consolidate or retire. Waves are planned around business calendars, month end and freeze periods.
Convert and rebuild
Simple bots are converted with tooling where available. Complex ones are rebuilt on current patterns with shared components.
Test and run in parallel
Migrated bots pass regression tests against baselines, then run alongside the originals until outputs reconcile.
Cut over and decommission
Schedules switch wave by wave, hypercare runs for each wave and legacy infrastructure and licences are released.
Platforms we migrate between.
Source and target platforms
Hosting
Tooling
Validation
What a well-run migration typically leaves behind.
Estate
Retiring unused and duplicate bots shrinks what you must support and license.
Platform
Supported versions, patched infrastructure and closed security findings.
Disruption
Parallel runs and wave cutovers keep business processes running throughout.
Code base
Rebuilt bots follow one framework and one set of standards.
Can bots be converted automatically between platforms?
Partly. Some vendors provide conversion utilities that handle simple logic. Complex bots, custom code and platform-specific features usually need rebuilding, and a rebuild is often the moment to apply current standards.
How long does an upgrade take?
A version upgrade on a modest estate can complete in weeks. A cross-platform migration of a large estate runs in waves over several months. The inventory phase gives a firm plan.
What happens to credentials and schedules?
They are mapped to the new orchestrator, vault references are updated and schedules are recreated and verified. Nothing goes live until test runs succeed under production-equivalent accounts.
Do we need to freeze new development?
Only for bots in the current wave. Other bots continue to be built on the target platform where possible, so the backlog keeps moving.
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