Trapped data
The company's information sits in a system that won't export it, or charges to release access.
Replacing everything at once is scary, and rightly so. ZDZCloud replaces the old system piece by piece, moves the data with checks and plans each stage so the team can keep working.
It still works, but every adjustment turns into a problem.
The company's information sits in a system that won't export it, or charges to release access.
Just one person on the team, or a former supplier, knows how the system works on the inside.
Nobody wants to stop the operation to change systems, so the switch keeps getting put off.
Every new need becomes a side spreadsheet or a makeshift tweak to the old system.
The operation continues while the new system takes over one function at a time.
The new system takes over one function at a time: first the one that weighs the most, then the others.
Records, histories and balances move to the new system and are compared with the old one before they count.
Both systems run side by side for as long as needed, and the people who will use each new part learn it before it goes in.
Information is kept in open, documented formats, so the company doesn't depend on a single supplier.
Illustrative examples, with fictitious companies and people.
First the records, then the orders, then finance. The old system is switched off when the team confirms the last part has been checked.
Before it counts, what was moved is compared with the old system. Anything that doesn't match is set aside for a person to review.
Each part that changes is announced in advance, with training for whoever will use it and the old system open for lookups.
No ready-made package: it all starts with your pain point.
A WhatsApp conversation about the routine that takes up most of your team's time.
A free freedom diagnosis, in a WhatsApp conversation. You see what an agent can take on and what stays with your team.
We agree on what the agent does, what it asks first and what it never does. Changes to your routine go through your approval.
You follow the work, adjust the rules whenever you want and decide the next steps. What doesn't exist yet, we create.
The switch is planned so the operation keeps going: one part at a time, with both systems running side by side for as long as needed and the team trained before each change.
That's common. Before the move, the data is checked and organized with your team. Anything that doesn't match is set aside for someone to decide, instead of carrying the error forward.
In the assessment, we look at the possible ways to get the information out. When no path is worth it, we say so clearly.
They can. With the data organized in the new system, AI agents for finance, tax and IT can look up and record information within the rules you approved.
Fill in whatever you like. The conversation continues on WhatsApp, with a person from ZDZCloud.