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dedicated tenancy per client
PORFIN Cloud offering
PORFIN Cloud lets you run the application on a dedicated instance per client, managed by Alfa GL. The client reduces operational load, gains agility to execute projects and opens a gradual path from the legacy version to the modernized version.
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dedicated tenancy per client
VPN
secure access to production and testing
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planned patches per year
Legacy + Web
gradual coexistence once transition is enabled
Why this offering exists
Infrastructure, backups, environments and base administration of the platform keep consuming time from IT teams that are already stretched thin.
Support, testing and new initiatives are delayed when every environment depends on internal requests, approval windows and the client's infrastructure timelines.
Many clients want to move forward, but not at the cost of an abrupt change to an application that is still critical to their daily operation today.
What's included
Alfa GL provisions and operates the environments needed to run the solution and support, testing and projects with greater agility.
Each client operates in its own tenancy, with complete separation of application, data and access from any other client.
The client keeps accessing the application through controlled channels, without exposure to an open model or a shared instance.
The offering keeps a predictable operation, with a stable policy of two patches per year, without forcing short change cycles that affect the operation.
Expected outcome
The client stops carrying a large part of infrastructure administration and the daily pressure of sustaining operational and project environments.
Alfa GL can enable environments and execute work with far less friction, which cuts dead time between decision and execution.
First the current operation is moved as-is. Then, when the client decides, a controlled coexistence between legacy and modernized is enabled.
Deployment models
The client retains full control of infrastructure and technical operation, but also the full load of environments, administration and provisioning timelines.
Once on managed cloud, the client can run the legacy and modernized versions side by side and gradually retire the legacy with lower risk.
Cloud Transition
The offering does not force an abrupt change. First it moves the current PORFIN to managed cloud. Then it enables a controlled coexistence between the legacy and the modernized version to retire the legacy little by little.
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The initial priority is not to change the product, but to move the current operation to an infrastructure managed by Alfa GL.
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The client starts operating and testing on dedicated environments, with less dependence on internal provisioning.
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When the client is ready, Alfa GL can enable access to both the legacy and the modernized version to reduce change anxiety.
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The transition happens in phases, not as an abrupt jump, until the legacy version is retired when the operation confirms it.
Frequently asked questions
Not in the classic sense of a single multi-company instance for all clients. Commercially it is best presented as PORFIN Cloud: software operated by Alfa GL in a dedicated instance per client.
No. Each client has its own tenancy, with its application, its data and its access kept separate. The proposal does not depend on a shared base across clients.
No. The offering starts by moving the current PORFIN to managed cloud. Coexistence between legacy and modernized is enabled later, when the client wants to reduce risk and move forward in phases.
The load of operating infrastructure decreases and, above all, the dead time to enable support, testing and project environments is reduced. IT keeps governance, but stops carrying the most cumbersome part of base operation.
The offering keeps a controlled and predictable policy of two patches per year. The idea is not to impose short change cycles, but to provide operational stability while gaining agility to execute projects.
Next step
We review current infrastructure, load for IT, provisioning timelines, testing needs and whether it makes sense to open a later path of coexistence between legacy and modernized.