Modernize without losing the rules
Recover what an old system knows before you replace it, then build the new one with ADEP™.
See Legacy ModernizationBrainPrint™ captures every rule, exception, and the reasoning behind it - verified against your system, structured for continuity - so critical knowledge survives retirements, handovers, and migrations.
Sources
Connecting to ERP configuration…
847 nodes catalogued • 63 rules • 12 conflicts • 9 owners identified
The rules live in system configuration and code, not in documents.
The exceptions and the reasons behind them live in a few people's heads.
When those people leave, or the system changes, that knowledge is gone.
| Knowledge management tools | BrainPrint™ | |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | Everything, broadly | One system or process, in depth |
| Reads | Documents and messages | The system itself, plus documents |
| Missing knowledge | Stays missing | Captured through generated expert interviews |
| Conflicts | Returns whichever text matches | Flags where system and documents disagree |
| Result | Search results | A verified model of how it works |
A legacy system, or a process like claims or supplier payments.
Reads its code, configuration, data and documents. Every finding linked to evidence.
Auto-generated interviews fill every gap.
Ask it, document from it, modernize or change with it.
BrainPrint identifies exactly what's missing or unexplained — then builds targeted interview templates routed to the right expert. No generic questionnaires, no workshops.
Recover what an old system knows before you replace it, then build the new one with ADEP™.
See Legacy ModernizationEvery rule, exception and owner in one verified model, ready for change or automation.
Archive the brain of what a retiring expert runs, so the next team inherits it complete.
Trace each control in a regulated process to its source and owner.
The pilot delivers a queryable brain of that system or process, a catalogue of its rules and decisions, completed expert interviews, and a report on the knowledge still at risk.