Contact ClearVault
Let’s Talk About the System You’re Trying to Retire.
Replacing or retiring a legacy system but still need access to the historical data inside it? Tell us what you’re working with. We’ll help you determine whether ClearVault is a fit and what preserving access to that data could look like.
You shouldn’t have to keep obsolete software running just to access historical records.
Tell Us About Your Project
A few details will help us understand what you’re working with.
What Happens Next
A Conversation Before a Sales Pitch
Every legacy environment is different. Before recommending anything, we want to understand the system you’re replacing, the historical data you need to keep, and how that information needs to be accessed.
Tell Us What You’re Working With
Give us a basic overview of the system, migration, or historical data problem.
We’ll Talk Through the Situation
We’ll learn what needs to remain accessible, who needs access, and what you’re trying to retire.
Determine Whether ClearVault Fits
If ClearVault makes sense for the project, we’ll show you what migration and historical access could look like.
When to Talk to Us
You May Be Facing the Problem ClearVault Was Built to Solve
ClearVault is most useful when an organization is ready to move beyond an application but isn’t ready to lose access to the information inside it.
Your New Vendor Isn’t Migrating Everything
Your replacement system only needs recent operational data, but years or decades of historical information still need to remain accessible.
You’re Keeping an Old System Alive for the Data
The application is no longer operationally necessary, but employees still log in when they need historical records.
Your Historical Data Is Heading Into Raw Storage
You can export the data, but putting it into files, object storage, or a database doesn’t automatically make it usable for employees.
You’re Retiring Multiple Legacy Systems
Different departments have accumulated historical systems and need a consistent way to preserve access as those applications are retired.
Users Still Need Historical Records
Employees, auditors, administrators, or other authorized users need to search and retrieve information without relying on IT every time.
Modern Systems Need Historical Data
Another application, integration, or internal tool needs programmatic access to information from systems that are no longer operational.
Where ClearVault Fits
Retire the System. Keep Access to the Data.
ClearVault provides a Historical Access Layer for data from systems that have reached the end of their useful life. Instead of keeping obsolete applications running simply for historical lookups—or burying their data in raw storage—organizations can move historical information into ClearVault and continue accessing it through a purpose-built historical data platform.
Search
Find historical records without reopening the original application.
Access
Give authorized users controlled access to the historical information they need.
Export
Retrieve historical information when it needs to move elsewhere.
Connect
Use API access when modern applications need historical data.
Already Know You Want to See ClearVault?
See how historical data can remain searchable and accessible after the original system is retired.
Request a DemoThe System Can Go. The Data Doesn’t Have To.
If you’re replacing a legacy application and still need the historical data inside it, let’s talk about what happens next.