Codebase audit
Dependencies, plugins and platform-specific code assessed.
Leave end-of-life frameworks before they become a risk.
ERPHUBs migrates Xamarin and Ionic apps to Flutter or React Native, protecting your users and data while replacing unsupported frameworks and aging dependencies.
Xamarin has reached end of support and Ionic apps often struggle with performance. Staying put grows technical risk every month. We migrate to Flutter or React Native with the same features, cleaner code and a supported future.
ERPHUBs migrates Xamarin and Ionic apps to Flutter or React Native, protecting your users and data while replacing unsupported frameworks and aging dependencies.
Discuss your projectEach deliverable is scoped, reviewed with you and handed over with documentation.
Dependencies, plugins and platform-specific code assessed.
A clear recommendation by module.
Screens rebuilt to match or improve your current design.
Maintained equivalents for abandoned libraries.
User data moved on first launch.
Side-by-side testing against the legacy app.
The bottleneck. New OS releases break the app.
How we design it. Modern toolchains and up-to-date dependencies.
Target result: 0 data loss target
The bottleneck. Few developers know the old stack.
How we design it. Mainstream frameworks with large talent pools.
Target result: Minutes typical cut-over downtime
The bottleneck. Target API deadlines force updates.
How we design it. Migrated codebase that meets current store rules.
Target result: 100% feature parity checked
Every sector hits different walls. Here is what we see and how we design around it.
Bottleneck: Internal apps run on unsupported stacks.
Our design: Prioritised migration by risk and usage.
Bottleneck: Seasonal peaks cannot afford outages.
Our design: Parallel run and gradual rollout.
Bottleneck: Validated flows must be kept.
Our design: Behaviour-driven tests to prove parity.
Bottleneck: Scanner apps need device support.
Our design: Native plugin rewrites for scanners.
Migrations fail in predictable ways. We plan for each one before the first record moves.
The risk. Records are altered or dropped during transfer.
Our safeguard. Checksums, record counts and sampled comparisons at every trial load.
The risk. Users locked out during the switch.
Our safeguard. Continuous replication and a rehearsed, time-boxed cut-over.
The risk. Behaviour differs from the old app.
Our safeguard. Automated regression suite and side-by-side user acceptance tests.
The risk. Store changes reset ratings or break updates.
Our safeguard. Same bundle IDs, transfer-safe processes and staged rollouts.
The risk. New environment is configured loosely.
Our safeguard. Hardened landing zone, secrets management and access reviews.
The risk. Cloud or licence costs exceed forecasts.
Our safeguard. Right-sizing, budgets and alerts from the first week.
Nothing goes live on trust. Each item below is checked, recorded and signed off with you before cut-over.
Counts, checksums and samples compared between old and new.
At least one full dress rehearsal before go-live.
Encrypted transfer, access control and audit logs.
Accounts, sessions and settings carried across.
Typically 4 to 16 weeks depending on size, data volume and downtime limits.
Older, larger systems need deeper discovery.
Large datasets need staged or replicated loads.
Zero-downtime plans add engineering effort.
Every library and integration must be replaced or re-tested.
A clear scope, timeline and price for well-defined work.
A named squad that works as part of your team month to month.
Ongoing fixes, updates and monitoring after launch.
Typical situations where clients bring us in, and what we design for each.
Move off unsupported tooling before store requirements block your updates.
Replace webview sluggishness with Flutter or React Native rendering.
Find modern equivalents for each deprecated plugin and native module.
Run old and new builds against the same test cases before cut-over.
Code, data and dependency scans that size the work before quoting.
Scripted extraction, mapping and validation with repeatable dry runs.
Old and new systems tested against the same cases and datasets.
Freeze windows, rollback plans and live monitoring on go-live day.
We agree measurable targets up front and report against them.
Record counts and balances matched between old and new systems.
Planned cut-over windows measured in minutes where possible.
Open critical issues at day 7 and day 30.
Logins and task completion compared with the old system.
Dry runs and reconciliation reports prove nothing is lost before cut-over.
We plan the shortest safe window and rehearse it.
A tested rollback path is part of every migration plan.
Yes, including bundle IDs, certificates and compliance forms.
Uptime, errors and performance watched, with fixes under agreed response times.
Dependencies, platforms and security patches kept current.
A monthly pool of hours for improvements, prioritised with you.
Documentation, recordings and sessions so your team stays independent.
Connected by ERPHUBs, a Zoho Authorized Partner.
See howOften yes, when screens and logic can be reused; we assess code quality first.
Yes. Most backends stay unchanged.
Migrate module by module, run parity tests and use staged rollouts.
Cost depends on scope, integrations, compliance needs and the number of users or pages. After a short discovery we give a fixed or phased quote with clear milestones, so you can compare it with other options.
Typically 4 to 16 weeks depending on size, data volume and downtime limits.
We offer support retainers covering fixes, updates, monitoring and enhancements, plus a handover with documentation and training so your team is never locked in.
Share your goal and constraints. A senior consultant replies with questions, options and a scoped quote.
Moving to Zoho from another system in Africa means mapping tax codes, currency and opening balances correctly the first time, then switching over between filing deadlines.
We avoid the busy filing windows: Ongoing: Check Kenya eTIMS and Egypt e-invoice onboarding; South Africa: month after period end: VAT201 via SARS eFiling.
Existing tax codes are matched to VAT (country-specific) (ZA 15%, NG 7.5%, KE 16%, EG 14% standard) in the Zoho Books (South Africa and Kenya editions where available).
Your Zoho account is created on the Nearest data centre (EU/US/IN) per customer need (zoho.com).
Typical sources in Africa: Sage / Pastel, QuickBooks, Tally, Excel.
Yes. The Africa team configures it with the Zoho Books (South Africa and Kenya editions where available), USD and VAT (country-specific), and supports it Mon-Fri 09:00-18:00 CAT.
Zoho accounts for Africa use the Nearest data centre (EU/US/IN) per customer need (zoho.com). We confirm the data centre with you before any migration or integration starts.
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