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Every record moves across, the old system turns off.

The history intact, the records reconciled, the switch-off on a date you chose. One rehearsed cutover, then the old system goes off for good.

Still paying for the old system because nobody dares turn it off? That is the cost of not trusting the move.

  • Every record reconciled, count for count
  • Cutover rehearsed before it's real
  • A switch-off date that holds
Why it's been hard

The old system holds your history. And nobody trusts the move.

The records go back years, in a database nobody documented and spreadsheets that grew with the business. The fear was never the new system, it was what goes missing on the way, so the old one stays on and two systems run. RIVER does the move so the old one can go off.

The move today

With RIVER

Nobody can say exactly what the old system holds, or how much of it matters.

Every source inventoried, with a record count, before anything moves.

Years of history get "archived", which means lost the day the old licence lapses.

The history comes across with the live records, checked against the source, and stays searchable.

The cutover weekend is the first time the full move has ever been run.

The cutover rehearsed end to end, more than once, before the real one.

The reconciliation report is yours - every count, every exception, and what was done with it.

Two systems run for a year because nobody dares switch the old one off.

The old system switched off on the agreed date, with a signed reconciliation behind it.

Nothing goes missing on the way. And the old system actually goes off.

What it does

What the work actually looks like. Counted, reconciled, rehearsed.

Every source counted, every record reconciled, the cutover rehearsed, and the old system off on the day you agreed.

Know what you are moving

Before anything moves you know what is there: every source, every count, and every record that won't map cleanly, as a list a person rules on.

7
sources consolidated into one record
Your platformSources

Source inventory · Kaimoana Trading

Legacy ERP (on-premise)1,284,310 records
Finance spreadsheets · 14 workbooks48,920 rows
Retiring CRM (SaaS)31,455 contacts
Shared drive · attachments212,088 files

Cut over once, cleanly

Rehearsed until the counts match and nobody has a question left. Then it runs once, on the date, and the old system goes off.

200M+
database rows, live ten years on
Your platformCutover
Cutover rehearsal #3 · Kaimoana TradingRehearsal · passed
Freeze old systemFri 18:00
Migrate and reconcile1,576,773 of 1,576,773
Exceptions0 open · 212 resolved
Sign-offOps lead, Finance lead

Every count matched. Real cutover booked for the agreed date.

Approve go-liveRun againView report
Why it works

You don't start from scratch. We've moved this before.

RIVER is over 100 prebuilt modules, and the pipelines, reconciliation reports and rehearsed cutover have moved catalogues, ERPs and patient records before. Tailored to your sources in weeks.

200M+
database rows, live ten years on
7
sources consolidated into one record

Everything a procurement or security review asks for is in our Trust Centre

  • Every source counted before anything moves, and reconciled against that count after.
  • Exceptions surface as a list a person rules on. Nothing silently dropped, nothing invented to fill a gap.
  • The cutover is rehearsed in a separate environment until it reconciles count for count.
  • Your data stays yours: NZ-hosted or in your own cloud, encrypted, and exportable in standard formats.
We have always been ambitious about what our site should do, and RIVER take on the hardest parts of it. They make it happen, no matter how complex.
Chris HartFounder, Real Groovy · 2021
Questions

The questions people ask when they’re ready to move.

Ready when you are

Easy to start. Fast to prove. Built to scale.

Tell us about your old system, and we’ll take it from there. Prefer to look first? Ask Moana, or take the free Readiness Check.

Client stories

Teams like yours, in their own words.

A decade of work, across health, sport, finance and the public good.