Cases

Several rebuilds. One method.

We do not name customers. The work speaks in weeks and in parity.

Demonstration case · regulated industry

An accredited industrial testing lab: LIMS rebuilt from PHP, in production in three weeks.

to production: 3 weeksto production
flows accepted against the old system: 100 %flows accepted against the old system
engagement expansion within months: 1.5×engagement expansion within months

An accredited industrial testing lab, in a regulated industry with a complex operation, ran its operation on a LIMS built in PHP.

The LIMS, from PHP to a modern TypeScript stack.

Three weeks to production.

Accepted flow by flow against the recorded behavior of the old system. The rebuild has a parity dashboard: one row per flow, each with its CI run.

Paid in full. Within months, the customer expanded the engagement by 1.5×.

Parity dashboard screenshot: coming soon

Parity dashboard · one row per flow · each backed by a CI run

Parity dashboard: each user flow recorded on the old system and replayed on the new one.
Flow	Recorded on old	Replayed on new	Status
Create sample	Done	Done	Match
Assign tests to sample	Done	Done	Match
Enter raw results	Done	Done	Match
Approve result (QA)	Done	Done	Match
Issue certificate PDF	Done	Done	Defect → fixed → match
Customer portal login	Done	Done	Match
Monthly invoice run	Done	Done	Match
Export to accounting	Done	Done	Match
Audit trail per sample	Done	Done	Match

9 of 9 flows in parity · 1 defect found and fixed ·Approved

Representative dashboard; the project's own dashboard is published with the customer's authorization.

Galaxy Technology runs its own operation on Fractik: 10+ internal apps, used daily by every person in the company.

A customer system rebuilt with the same method and delivered as part of a larger engagement.

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