FoxPro support and migration
Old system. Still critical. Getting harder every year to find anyone who understands it. That's exactly what we do.
If your business runs on FoxPro, Visual FoxPro, dBase or Clipper, you already know the problem. The system works, the business depends on it, and the people who understood it have mostly moved on.
We've worked with FoxPro since version 1.02, and with dBase, Clipper and Delphi since their early days. Today we also build modern web applications and implement Odoo. That combination matters: we understand where your system came from and where it can go, so nothing important gets lost in between.
Looking for a FoxPro developer?
Many businesses start by trying to hire a FoxPro developer, and find there are very few left. Contractors who know Visual FoxPro typically charge around £400 a day, and you still carry the project risk and the dependence on one person. We work differently: an experienced FoxPro developer doing the work, with fixed prices, documentation you keep, and a route onto something modern when you're ready.
Health Check
We review your system, data, set-up and risks, and give you a clear written report with costed options. It's £495, fixed, and it's where most clients start. What's included.
Keep it running
Runtime and Windows 11 problems, printing to modern printers, moving to a new PC or server, and documenting how everything fits together, so you're not dependent on one person or one old computer.
Data rescue
Clean, complete extraction of your DBF data, including memo fields and correct character sets, into Excel, SQL or a new system. Useful on its own for archiving, and the first step of any migration.
Migration
Fixed-price moves to a modern web application or a platform such as Odoo, done a module at a time so the business keeps running, with your history carried across.
Why fixed price?
Old systems are full of surprises, which is exactly why we start with a Health Check. Once we've seen your system, we quote a fixed price for the work, so the risk of the unknown sits with us, not you.