Automations / Legacy System Characterization
SalesE Trace
Know Your System. Own Your Future.
Retiring developers and undocumented systems create risk that grows every year. Our Legacy System Characterization methodology captures the full intelligence of your ERP, every rule, every dependency, every behavior, so your organization owns that knowledge and controls what happens next.
What SalesE Trace does
- Produces a complete functional specification of your ERP and legacy systems
- Validates actual system behavior through exhaustive testing
- Creates a full code and process map of every function, dependency, and integration point
- Eliminates single-point-of-failure dependency on individual developer knowledge
- Delivers a clear, documented path to modernization, migration, or continued operation
See it in action
Watch legacy code become documentation your whole team can read, test, and use to plan what comes next.
How it works
SalesE Trace follows the SalesE Legacy Intelligence Framework, a four-phase methodology built on a single principle: you cannot safely change a system you don't fully understand.
Characterize
Documents every input, output, business rule, and calculation in your static system.
Validate
Tests live system behavior to surface undocumented logic and edge cases.
Map
Produces a complete code map of every process, dependency, and data flow.
Transition
Defines your path forward: modernize, migrate, convert, or operate with a less specialized team.
What it protects
- Captures developer knowledge in system documentation
- Closes compliance and audit gaps from undocumented systems
- Prevents costly modernization failures caused by incomplete system understanding
- Gives your team the access to data and efficiency required for world-class operations
Key benefits
Knowledge is the asset.
Your legacy system contains decades of business logic your organization depends on. SalesE Trace moves that logic out of aging code and into documentation that gives your team full control, no matter what comes next. Ready to understand your system?