AI-Native Modernization
Move legacy logic into a modern platform with reviewable conversion and explicit proof of behavior.
EXAMPLE · Oracle SQL → SnowflakeExplore the workflowSOLUTIONS / DOMAIN WORKFLOWS
Ariftly begins with AI-Native Modernization. The local Oracle SQL → Snowflake workflow is our concrete first example; the other paths below describe where the approach can go next.
WORKFLOWS / IN CONTEXTFOUR WORKFLOW FAMILIES
Each workflow needs its own inputs, tools, checks and accountable decisions. The underlying execution patterns can be reused.
Move legacy logic into a modern platform with reviewable conversion and explicit proof of behavior.
EXAMPLE · Oracle SQL → SnowflakeExplore the workflowCoordinate mappings, trial runs, reconciliation and exceptions across a migration boundary.
EXAMPLE · ERP and platform migrationExplore the workflowTurn partner specifications, mappings, test exchanges and operational exceptions into one controlled flow.
EXAMPLE · EDI & trading-partner onboardingExplore the workflowWork with technical owners to define the systems, checks and human decisions around a high-value process.
EXAMPLE · Technical operationsExplore the workflowWORKFLOW EXAMPLES
One local V1 foundation, two near-term modernization directions and future workflow directions. A direction is an example of scope, not a finished product.
Oracle SQL files, schemas and representative samples
Inventory dependencies and prepare conversion candidates
Static checks and sample-bound comparisons
Engineers review unsupported constructs and approve SQL
A reviewable candidate package and recorded exceptions
Legacy workloads, dependencies and target conventions
Proposed conversion plan using existing platform tools
Representative output and behavior checks
Engineers resolve dialect and business-logic exceptions
A proposed, evidence-backed migration wave
ETL jobs, schedules, mappings and sample outputs
Proposed dependency mapping and transformation plan
Data quality, reconciliation and regression checks
Owners approve ambiguous rules and cutover decisions
A proposed migration path with explicit exceptions
Source records, target model and business rules
Proposed mappings, trial-load coordination and exception triage
Record, relationship and value reconciliation
Data owners decide unresolved mappings and cutover readiness
A proposed, reviewable migration decision pack
Partner guides, sample messages and existing mappings
Proposed guide comparison, mapping and test coordination
Message, acknowledgement and business-rule checks
Integration owners resolve partner-specific exceptions
A proposed certification and handover record
A bounded technical process, systems and acceptance rules
Proposed analysis and tool-assisted execution path
Workflow-specific deterministic checks and evidence
Domain owners handle consequential exceptions
A proposed operating workflow with accountable review
START WITH YOUR WORKFLOW
Bring the source process, the systems involved and the checks that would make the outcome trustworthy.
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