Fault investigation
Trace recurring errors, failed jobs, data inconsistencies and hard-to-reproduce user issues.
Digitav investigates faults, improves performance, completes stalled development and plans controlled modernisation for existing PHP, MySQL and browser-based business systems.
Digitav can take over software built by another developer where the source code, database and required access are available. The first step is to establish whether repair, staged modernisation or replacement is the safest option.
We can work with your internal team, previous supplier handover or an inherited codebase.
Trace recurring errors, failed jobs, data inconsistencies and hard-to-reproduce user issues.
Review database queries, page loads, background processes, hosting constraints and caching behaviour.
Address unsupported components, access weaknesses, dependency updates and version compatibility.
Improve dated or confusing screens so staff can complete common tasks more quickly and accurately.
Add modules, reports, integrations and workflow changes to extend the useful life of the platform.
Create a planned route for monitoring, updates, backups, support requests and prioritised improvements.
Taking over an existing system requires more than reading the source code. We review how the software is used, which failures cause the greatest disruption, where the data is held and how deployment currently works.
We avoid making broad changes before the risks and dependencies are understood.
Securely gather the code, database structure, hosting details, logs and operational context.
Address issues that threaten availability, security, billing, data integrity or essential user journeys.
Refactor or replace fragile components in manageable stages.
Add functionality and reporting once the platform has a dependable foundation.
Often, yes. The first step is an assessment of code access, hosting, database structure, dependencies and documentation.
We regularly work with established PHP/MySQL applications. We will identify compatibility and security concerns and propose a sensible upgrade path.
We can reconstruct how the system works from the application, database, server configuration and user workflows, although the effort depends on the quality of the code and available access.
Yes. Many systems can be stabilised and improved incrementally. A rebuild is recommended only when it is the lower-risk or better-value route.