About us

We move the systems
no one else will touch.

legacyintegrations.com is a small, senior team of enterprise-integration engineers. We connect and migrate the systems that institutions depend on and are afraid to change — and we deliver it under liability, with cutovers that keep production running.

Senior engineers only Fixed-scope delivery Direct access — no layers

The work, in one shape: tangled point-to-point estates, resolved into a clean hub.

Platforms we work with

The systems behind institutions.

These are the platforms we integrate and migrate every day. If your estate runs on them, we already know where the bodies are buried.

BNEllucian Banner
WDWorkday
PSOracle PeopleSoft
OROracle Fusion Cloud
SAPSAP ECC
SFSalesforce
ELEllucian Colleague
ELEllucian Ethos
CVCanvas LMS
MOMoodle
BBBlackboard
PGPostgreSQL

Monogram marks shown for reference; each is the trademark of its respective owner.

Who we are

The people who scope the work are the people who build it.

No offshore handoff, no junior team learning on your migration, no account manager between you and the engineer. When you talk to us about a Banner-to-Workday cutover or a PeopleSoft transfer, you're talking to the person who will write the mapping and run the reconciliation.

We've spent years doing the specific, high-stakes work of moving real data between real systems without breaking anything. That's the whole company: the database and middleware layer that makes a transformation actually real, rather than a slide deck about one.

What we do

  • Full transfers between named systems, to the field level
  • Middleware and canonical layers that outlast the source
  • API, event, and roster integrations that stay in sync
  • Production-safe, reversible, phased cutovers

What we don't

  • Sell strategy decks or transformation theatre
  • Staff-augmentation bodies by the month
  • Open-ended retainers with no defined finish
  • Learn your critical systems on your budget

How & why this happens

Why legacy estates become unmaintainable.

Wire systems together directly and the connections don't grow with the number of systems — they grow with the number of pairs. Drag the slider and watch the difference between point-to-point and a canonical hub.

Systems in your estate8
216
Point-to-point
28 integrations to build & maintain
Canonical hub & spoke
8 integrations to build & maintain

Put a number on your own estate

Our Migration Risk Calculator scores your specific systems, integration count, and documentation — and tells you where the risk actually sits before anything is touched.

Open the Risk Calculator

The shape of the work

Every integration is one of a handful of shapes.

Different names, different systems — but the underlying patterns repeat. Here's how the data actually moves.

Canonical model

Every system maps onto one clean model in the middle — so a change on one side never ripples across the others.

ETL pipeline

Extract, map, and load with validation at each stage. The unglamorous core of moving data correctly.

Event stream

Changes propagate the moment they happen, instead of a nightly batch that is always slightly out of date.

Full transfer

Records moved from an old system to a new one with history intact and a rollout that stays reversible.

How we operate

A remote-first practice, built for focus.

We're a distributed team working across UK, US, and APAC business hours, so there's meaningful overlap with almost any institution's day. Work happens in focused blocks — deep, scheduled working sessions punctuating heads-down build time — rather than a wall of standing meetings.

Our environment is a working engineer's: everything under version control, changes shipped through CI, deployments reversible by design. You get direct, written access to the person doing the work, and a clear record of every decision.

Have a system that needs moving?

Tell us the two systems and what you're trying to achieve. We'll come back with the approach, the risks we'd expect, and a fixed-scope range.