Not every ageing or complex Sofon model is a reason to migrate. Sometimes optimising is enough; sometimes switching really is the better choice. Because Dissolvi works with both platforms and isn't tied to either, this advice is based purely on your situation — not on what suits a vendor best.
Sensible when the existing model still functions well and mainly needs small, targeted improvements. Switching would then be an unnecessarily big step.
A good fit when the main problem is managing the model — slow changes, unclear rules, or dependence on one person — while the platform itself still holds up.
Worth considering when there are fundamental reasons to switch, such as functionality Sofon doesn't offer, or a broader IT strategy that calls for it.
First, your current Sofon model is analysed: where the complexity sits, what's working well, and what's actually driving the thought of migrating. Based on that, you get well-founded advice on which of the three options fits best — including a realistic estimate of time and risk if migration turns out to be the right choice.
Independent advice starts with a short conversation.