Configure or repair when the core still fits.
Review existing features and a defined failure before replacing a useful platform. Check the task your team needs to complete.
Choosing a first project
A new application is one option.
Choose the change that addresses the task without adding more maintenance than your team needs.
Connect when context is lost between tools.
Inspect repeated entry and supported interfaces. Agree on fields, record ownership and failed-update follow-up.
Automate when the task is understood.
Keep human review and unusual cases visible. A repeated step should not hide an unresolved business decision inside software.
Build when a defined need remains.
Choose a focused result, representative checks and maintenance owner. A larger replacement needs records, reports, dependencies and a staged migration plan.