AI-powered migration discovery
Understand Your FileMaker System Before You Commit to Replacing It.
We use AI to read the structure of your solution and summarize it, so the first conversation is about your real tables, scripts, and layouts. Developers review everything and make every decision.
- Developers review all AI output
- No automatic conversion promised
- Free 3-hour consultation
What gets analyzed
The Structure Behind Your Screens
FileMaker Pro can produce a Database Design Report describing the tables, fields, relationships, layouts, scripts, and other elements of a solution. That report is a starting point for analysis. Whether we receive it, and how much of your system it covers, depends on what you are comfortable sharing.
Tables and fields
Field types, calculations, and auto-enter rules that define the data model.
Relationships
The relationship graph and which layouts and portals depend on it.
Layouts
Which layouts carry real workflows and which are rarely used.
Scripts and custom functions
Business logic that must be reproduced, simplified, or retired.
Privilege sets
Who can see and change what, to be carried into server-side authorization.
Web Viewers and external sources
Embedded web content, plug-ins, and links to other data sources.
Documentation and sources
How it works
Five Steps, With a Person Accountable at Each One
Select a step to see what happens, who is responsible, and what it produces.
Step 1 of 5
You share the structure
Responsible: You
You decide what to share. A design report or screenshots of the main layouts is usually enough to begin. Live data is not needed for this step.
Produces
Agreed scope and a confidentiality understanding before anything is shared.
Illustrative sample
What a Discovery Summary Can Look Like
This is an invented example for a fictional distribution company. It shows the shape of the output, not results from a real client or a measured outcome.
An overview of what the solution contains, grouped by area.
| Area | Example items | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Customers and orders | Customers, Orders, Order lines | Core data model, well structured |
| Stock | Products, Warehouses, Movements | Several calculated fields to review |
| Reporting | Monthly sales, Stock valuation | Heavy use of summary fields |
| Integrations | Accounting export, Courier web viewer | Web Viewer carries real functionality |
Sample data only. Names, counts, and findings are made up for illustration.
AI-assisted development
AI Has Changed the Economics of Software Development.
AI tools help experienced developers do more of the repetitive and exploratory work, so more of the project budget goes to design, review, and the decisions that matter.
Application planning
Drafting requirements, module lists, and user stories for review.
Understanding existing structures
Summarizing tables, scripts, and relationships so analysis starts faster.
Code generation
Producing first drafts of routine code that developers then review and refine.
UI component development
Building forms, tables, and layouts on top of a shared design system.
Test generation
Drafting test cases for critical workflows, which developers verify.
Documentation
Keeping technical and user documentation in step with the code.
Refactoring
Assisting with restructuring code while tests confirm behavior is unchanged.
Data transformation and migration preparation
Suggesting field mappings and cleanup rules, validated before any data moves.
Translation workflows
Drafting interface translations, with human review for business-critical text.
Developers remain responsible
- Architecture
- Review
- Security
- Testing
- Delivery
What we do not promise
- Automatic FileMaker-to-web conversion
- Error-free AI output
- A fixed percentage saving or a particular delivery time
Where AI stops
What AI Helps With, and What It Does Not
AI helps with
- Reading large amounts of structure quickly
- Drafting plain-language summaries of scripts
- Suggesting field mappings for review
- Flagging areas that deserve a closer look
AI does not
- Automatically convert a FileMaker solution into a web application
- Replace developer judgment on architecture and security
- Guarantee error-free output, a fixed saving, or a delivery date
Free consulting
Your FileMaker Exit Strategy Starts Here.
Get 3 hours of free consulting to explore how your business can move beyond FileMaker.
We will discuss
- Your current application architecture
- Operational challenges
- Migration complexity
- Complete vs. phased replacement
- Modernization opportunities
- Recommended next steps
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