Why Start with a POC?
See What's in It for Your Business
There is no better way to answer the question "can this actually work for us" than by seeing your own RPG, COBOL, or Synon code converted by specialists who have done it hundreds of times.
Replace Assumptions with Proof
Get real evidence of what modernization looks like for your organization, built around your own code.
See What's in It for Your Code
The POC shows you exactly how your code is handled. The output is clean, industry-standard .NET or Java. Not a line-for-line translation.
Zero Commitment, See for Yourself
No contracts, no commitment, no sales pressure. Submit a piece of code, see it modernized, and decide what to do next on your own terms.
Modernization Benefits:
Modernizing IBM i can help you do so much more than just running your business smoothly. Stay ahead by adapting quickly and setting up your business for greater success.
Modernizing IBM i eliminates inefficient processes and costly manual workarounds, empowering teams to work faster and with greater accuracy, directly impacting your bottom line.
Legacy RPG, COBOL, or Synon code accumulates technical debt daily, limiting your ability to scale and compete.
Modernizing reduces maintenance costs and removes the constraints holding your business back.
As RPG, COBOL or Synon developers retire, critical business logic leaves with them.
Protect operational continuity and ensure applications can be managed by today's developers.
Modernised IBM i applications open the door to AI, cloud, and analytics integrations that legacy systems simply can't support enabling smarter decisions and faster growth.
Here's how it works
Share a module or component from your existing RPG, COBOL, or Synon codebase.
We convert it to Java or .NET using X-Modernize AI, our agentic AI platform built specifically for IBM i.
What comes back is industry-standard, maintainable code. Not a line-for-line translation.
You get proof. You get clarity. You get a conversation starter for your leadership team.
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