Pivot Software and Consultants LLP

07 · Evolve

Migration Services

Move with confidence.

Changing infrastructure shouldn't feel like gambling with your business.

Whether you're moving to the cloud, changing providers, consolidating platforms, or moving databases, we plan the move before we make it.

When it's time to move

  • 01

    You're changing cloud or hosting providers

  • 02

    Your infrastructure has reached its limits

  • 03

    Multiple systems need to become one

  • 04

    Your current platform is approaching end-of-support

  • 05

    You need a more scalable environment

What we build

  • Applications
  • Data
  • Databases
  • Infrastructure
  • Platforms
  • Cloud Environments
  • 01

    Full dependency mapping

    every connection identified upfront

  • 02

    A migration plan with rollback procedures

    a clear way to undo the move

  • 03

    Destination environment setup and configuration

  • 04

    A test migration

    a trial run with copied data before go-live

  • 05

    Data validation and integrity checks, before and after

  • 06

    Cutover planning, timed to minimize downtime

  • 07

    Post-migration monitoring and a support window

Our thinking

No migration without a rollback plan.

We map dependencies, test the migration, validate data and plan the cutover before touching production.

Before anything moves

  1. Map

  2. Assess

  3. Plan

  4. Prepare

  5. Test

  6. Migrate

  7. Validate

  8. Cut Over

What changes

A new environment without unnecessary disruption — with your data accounted for and your business ready to keep moving.

If something goes wrong

You don't improvise. You roll back. Then try again when the system and the business are ready.

Quick answers

How much downtime should we expect?

We plan cutovers for low-traffic windows — the exact amount depends on the systems involved.

What if something goes wrong?

We always prepare a rollback plan to reverse the change safely.

Can you migrate live systems without stopping the business?

In most cases, yes — through staged migration and careful timing.