Migrate 10+ year old PHP 5/7 applications to modern PHP 8.x: faster, more secure, and off end-of-life versions that no longer receive security patches.
A PHP 5/7 application usually means years of accumulated dependencies, deprecated functions, and undocumented edge cases. We map all of it first, the same discipline that backs our government and BFSI systems-integration work, so nothing breaks silently mid-migration. See the full confirmed technology stack →.
Every Composer package and every function removed or deprecated between your version and PHP 8.x, mapped before migration starts.
Upgrade in isolated slices, not a single all-at-once cutover, so the application stays deployable throughout.
Every migrated module runs against your existing test suite (or one we build alongside the migration if none exists) before it ships.
Staged rollout with the same infrastructure discipline that keeps XgenPlus at 99.9% uptime.
No. PHP 5/7 to 8.x is a language/runtime upgrade, not a rewrite: most applications migrate module by module with no change to business logic.
End-of-life PHP versions no longer receive security patches. Every newly discovered vulnerability stays open indefinitely, which is a real exposure for anything handling user data or payments.
The dependency audit checks each one against PHP 8.x compatibility first: incompatible ones get flagged and replaced as part of the migration plan, not discovered mid-cutover.
