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Rebuild your Uniface application on .NET, Java, or Python, with React or Angular on the front end. AI-accelerated. Expert-led. Business logic preserved.
A simplified example of how business logic and UI are redeveloped. Actual conversion preserves your application’s full logic, verified module by module against the original.
trigger validate if (Qty <= 0) message "Qty must be > 0" return endif Total = Qty * Price if (Total > CreditLimit) message "Exceeds credit limit" return endif end
public class OrderValidator { public Result Validate(Order o) { if (o.Qty <= 0) return Fail("Qty must be > 0"); o.Total = o.Qty * o.Price; if (o.Total > o.CreditLimit) return Fail("Exceeds credit limit"); return Success(); } }
function OrderForm({ order }) { const err = validate(order); return ( <Form> <QtyInput value={order.qty} /> {err && <Error text={err} />} <Submit disabled={!!err} /> </Form> ); }
Simplified for illustration only, not a literal excerpt of any client’s codebase.
Illustrative example of an order entry screen: layout style only, not a real client application.
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Uniface specialists are harder to find, licensing and specialist costs keep rising, and modern integrations take extra effort.
Uniface isn’t ageing technology. It’s still actively supported and evolving, and applications built on it continue to run reliably. The real cost sits around it: Uniface specialists are harder to find and more expensive to hire every year, licensing costs add up over time, and integrating with modern tools and services takes more effort than it does on mainstream stacks, even though that integration is entirely achievable. The longer the move waits, the more those costs compound.
In-house Uniface engineers plus AI-assisted conversion, reviewed by engineers every time.
Modernising Uniface isn’t a simple migration. It takes engineers who understand what the application actually does, not just what the code says. TFT pairs in-house Uniface engineers, who extract and document your business logic, with a modern-stack team who rebuild it right, using AI-assisted tooling to accelerate analysis and code conversion, with every module reviewed by engineers before it ships.
TFT has no preferred stack. We recommend what fits your architecture, your team’s skills, and your long-term roadmap.
TFT provides a formal stack recommendation as part of the Discovery phase. The final decision is always yours.
Each phase is scoped before it begins. You always know what’s happening, what you’ll receive, and what comes next.
We agree on project scope, objectives, and deliverables together. This creates a clear and collaborative approach to the redevelopment from day one, aligning expectations before any analysis work begins.
Most modern-stack teams have never opened a Uniface application. TFT is different in three ways that matter. Hover each card to read more.
Rather than lead with numbers we can’t yet verify, here’s what you can actually check.
References and case studies from completed Uniface engagements are available on request during the Discovery conversation. Contact TFT’s Uniface team to ask for one relevant to your industry.
From AI-accelerated analysis to phased delivery, every aspect of TFT’s service is built to reduce your risk and compress your timeline.
.NET is actively maintained by Microsoft with regular feature releases and published long-term support tracks. Your application runs on a platform with a clear roadmap, not one approaching vendor end-of-life.
Eliminates platform risk. Your technology investment is protected by one of the most well-resourced software ecosystems in the industry.
“Redevelopment doesn’t need to be stressful. It needs to be structured. A clear process, defined deliverables, and the right engineers make the difference.”
TFT’s Uniface redevelopment service gives you a defined process, documented deliverables at every phase, and engineers who have spent 50+ man-years inside Uniface codebases. You’ll know what’s happening, what comes next, and what you’ll receive before work begins on each step.
The Analysis & Planning phase gives you a clear, upfront cost. You commit to the full redevelopment only once you’ve seen the scan report, understood the scope and stack recommendation, and approved a customized pricing proposal.
Timeline depends on your application’s size and complexity, so we don’t quote an overall duration upfront. What we do commit to is the Analysis & Planning phase, which typically takes about a week and gives you a precise, scoped timeline and cost for the rest of the engagement before you commit further. Because TFT delivers module by module, working software on your chosen stack is available earlier than a big-bang cutover would allow.
Every engagement is scoped individually. The Analysis & Planning phase is quoted upfront, so you have a clear, defined cost before deciding on anything further. Once that phase is complete, you receive a customized pricing proposal for Code Migration and Deployment based on your application’s actual scope. Contact us and we’ll put one together for your specific project.
TFT’s in-house Uniface engineers read and document the existing business logic as the first step of every engagement. Business rules, workflows, and data logic are mapped explicitly before redevelopment begins. Each module is built against this map. The functional equivalence testing phase then verifies that the new application reproduces the behaviour of the original, including rules that were never formally documented.
TFT does not have a default recommendation. Stack selection is based on analysis of your Uniface application, your team’s existing skills, your infrastructure environment, and your long-term roadmap. Back-end options are .NET, Java, or Python. Front-end options are React or Angular. The formal recommendation is a deliverable from the Analysis and Planning phase. The final decision is always yours.
In the Testing phase, you validate each redeveloped module in your own environment, running it against the existing Uniface system to confirm functional equivalence. TFT resolves discrepancies and issues identified during testing. No module moves to the next development cycle without a sign-off. The Deployment & Hypercare phase then supports production deployment across all completed modules.
Every deployment includes a Hypercare period (typically 3 to 6 months) during which TFT resolves any issues that surface in production at no additional cost. Beyond Hypercare, ongoing application maintenance and support plans are available, so you have a long-term partner for stability, performance, and continued evolution of the application, not just a one-time handover.
Yes. For larger or higher-risk applications, TFT recommends starting with a Proof of Concept on a representative module. This validates the redevelopment approach and stack recommendation and lets you assess feasibility before committing to the full-scale engagement.
Tell us about your Uniface environment. We’ll outline what redevelopment involves for your specific application (including a stack recommendation) with a clear estimate at no commitment.
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