Oracle Fusion Implementation
Recovery Services

eAppSys conducts a two-to-four week practitioner-led assessment across six areas: programme governance and decision-making structure; technical architecture including configuration design, security model, and integration patterns; delivery and testing approach; data migration status — quality, reconciliation, and migration cycle readiness; commercial position including contract terms, change request exposure, and budget-to-complete; and transition readiness — cutover plan, hypercare approach, and AMS handover. Output: a prioritised findings report with a recovery roadmap and honest cost-to-complete estimate.

Yes. eAppSys has transitioned programmes from incumbent SIs mid-delivery. This requires a structured transition — knowledge transfer, environment access, documentation review, and a parallel period where both parties are briefly engaged. eAppSys manages the commercial and technical aspects of the transition, including reviewing the incumbent’s contract for exit provisions and ensuring continuity of programme governance throughout.

eAppSys can mobilise a health check team within five to ten business days of engagement. For urgent recovery — programmes within weeks of a missed go-live — a rapid assessment and stabilisation team can be deployed faster. The health check itself runs two to four weeks and produces a recovery roadmap before any recovery delivery begins.

Recovery requires telling an organisation things that are uncomfortable — what has gone wrong, what it will cost to fix, and what the realistic go-live looks like. eAppSys is independent of the original programme and has no interest in defending prior decisions. ConfigIQ™ gives a factual view of configuration state across environments. DMOne™ gives a factual view of data migration status. The health check findings are based on what the system actually contains — not what the programme plan says it should contain.