1. Set the questions
Agree the application, business goals, access, stakeholders, schedule, and fee before work starts.
A FOCUSED FIRST ENGAGEMENT
Get a decision-ready view of one legacy application before you commit to a larger project.
The IntelliArch modernization assessment is for technology leaders who need a clearer picture of a business-critical .NET application, its constraints, and realistic next steps.
One application · Typically 1–2 weeks after scope is agreed · Fee agreed before work begins
WHEN TO USE AN ASSESSMENT
Make the next decision with facts, not a rushed rewrite.
Thin documentation, slow delivery, unclear ownership, or an upcoming cloud move can make a business system difficult to change. An assessment helps teams identify what is known, what needs validation, and which decisions should come before implementation.
Scope and process
After a discovery conversation, IntelliArch agrees the application boundary, questions to answer, available materials, stakeholder time, schedule, and fee. The review uses the code, documentation, architecture information, and discussions made available for that scope.
- Map application structure, key dependencies, integrations, and operating constraints.
- Review selected workflows and record business rules or assumptions that need confirmation.
- Identify risks, delivery bottlenecks, and opportunities worth investigating.
- Compare practical options for improvement, restructuring, modernization, or migration.
HOW THE REVIEW RUNS
Clear boundaries, useful findings, an agreed next step.
2. Review the evidence
Examine the agreed code and materials, map dependencies, and discuss the workflows that matter.
3. Compare the choices
Document risks, options, assumptions, and areas where more validation is needed.
4. Walk through the plan
Review the findings together and identify an appropriate next step for your team.
What the assessment does not claim to do
This is a scoped technical and architecture review, not an exhaustive code audit, penetration test, compliance certification, or guarantee that every defect or dependency will be discovered. Recommendations depend on the evidence and access available. Your stakeholders remain responsible for business policy decisions; implementation, migration execution, and remediation are separate unless included in the written scope.