A dual-mode migration procedure to start AI-native operations while keeping SAP/Oracle as the system of record.
GyroX is built for dual-mode. Under the same operating surface, you can run accounting on the core native ledger or coexist with your existing SAP/Oracle. Because a native ledger and an external-ERP adapter sit behind one port, you can choose a different mode per domain, entity, or point in time.
Phased migration path
- 1Start coexistence: keep SAP/Oracle as the SoR and add GyroX as the AI-native operating layer.
- 2Relate: read existing ERP data into the ontology and connect assets, contracts, and work orders as relationships.
- 3Measure value: confirm measurable outcomes over 30 days in a single-domain pilot.
- 4Selective native: move new entities and simple operating units to the native ledger first.
- 5Keep endpoints: leave tightly coupled parts like regulatory filings on adapters.
Because the port is identical, migration is only about which implementation you attach—no need to rebuild screens or workflows. Adapters use bidirectional sync and idempotent processing so you can return to the existing ERP at any time.
Avoid big-bang migration. Before moving, normalize asset and contract classifications into ontology typeKeys without creating new tables.