100%

of your legacy ERP data, archived and searchable.
0% of the legacy ERP, still running.

Enterprise data archive and application retirement

We retire the ERP you already replaced.

Infor Lawson, PeopleSoft, Oracle, UKG: the system moved on, the servers did not. APIX moves every record into your own AWS account and lets you shut the old one down — in 30 days, for good.

The problem

Historical access does not require historical infrastructure.

Every organization that leaves Lawson or PeopleSoft for Workday, Oracle Cloud or CloudSuite ends up in the same place: the new system took the open balances and the active employees, and fifteen years of payroll, GL, AP and supply-chain history stayed behind on servers nobody wants to own.

So the old ERP stays on. Four to eight servers, an unsupported database, a maintenance renewal, a DR copy, and the two people who still know how to restart it. Across our clients that costs on average $500,000 a year — for a system that is no longer the system of record. It is the system of memory.

APIX is a purpose-built archive for that memory. We extract the entire database, prove it matches production with automated checks, and serve it read-only from a serverless stack inside your own AWS account. Your team keeps every screen and drill-down. You keep none of the servers.

Thirty days. A flat subscription. Nothing left to patch. See how it works for Lawson →

30days from kickoff to a decommissioned ERP, on average
100%of tables, attachments and audit trail retained
$0of infrastructure left to host, patch or license
100M+automated validation checks before shutdown

How it works

1

Discover

Modules, years, attachments, identity provider, AWS account. Then a demo, then a quote.

2

Extract and prove

The whole database. Row counts, control totals and sampled comparisons against production.

3

Deploy

APIX runs inside your own AWS account, fully managed, with your single sign-on and security controls in place on day one.

4

Shut it down

Users sign in with the credentials they already have. You approve the validation results. The servers go dark.

In their words

“We kept the data, retired the platform, and didn’t burn a single engineering sprint to do it.”

Engagement summary · The Christ Hospital

“The auditors don’t care which server the record lives on. They care that we can produce it. With APIX, we can — in seconds.”

Engagement summary · Broward Health

Legacy ERP retired at

Mayo ClinicWakeMedBroward HealthThe Christ HospitalCherokee NationTompkins County, NYBrooklyn Public LibraryChesapeake Public Schools


Frequently asked

What does Nogalis do?
Nogalis retires legacy ERP systems. We archive 100% of the data from Infor Lawson, Landmark, PeopleSoft, Oracle EBS, JD Edwards and UKG into APIX, a serverless, SOC 2 Type 2 audited archive that runs inside the customer's own AWS account, so the old application can be shut down and its infrastructure, licensing and staff cost eliminated.
How long does an ERP retirement take with APIX?
Most environments go live in about 30 days. Nogalis runs the entire project: extraction, validation against the production system, deployment into AWS, single sign-on, and training.
What does APIX cost?
APIX subscriptions start at $30,000 per year, plus a one-time implementation fee typically around $50,000 depending on the size of the environment. A dormant legacy ERP usually costs $200K–$500K a year to keep alive, so most clients recover the cost inside the first year.
Where is the archived data stored?
In the customer's own AWS account, single-tenant, encrypted with the customer's keys, read-only, and audited under Nogalis's SOC 2 Type 2 program. Nogalis never holds a copy. Nogalis-hosted single-tenant deployments are available for organizations that do not operate an AWS account.
Who uses APIX?
Hospitals and health systems, tribal, county and city governments, public libraries, school districts, and enterprises in retail, manufacturing and education, including Mayo Clinic, WakeMed, Broward Health, The Christ Hospital, Cherokee Nation, Tompkins County, Brooklyn Public Library and Chesapeake Public Schools.

Tell us which system you want gone.

Thirty minutes with a Nogalis engineer. What the archive will contain, then a demo, then a quote.