Modernization & migration · Denmark

Application modernization services in Denmark

GDPR-first, fully documented and hosted in the EU, with a senior team working your morning hours.

Clarigo Infotech modernizes and migrates legacy applications so they are secure, fast and easy to change again: PHP upgrades and migrations to modern stacks, Java 8 to Java 17 or 21 with current Spring Boot, .NET Framework to modern .NET, and monoliths split into services where it genuinely helps. We migrate step by step behind a safety net of automated tests, so your business keeps running while the software underneath gets better.

Danish companies most often hire us for SaaS, healthtech and green-tech software.

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10+

Years of delivery

600+

Projects delivered

20+

Countries served

25-30

Days to a live MVP

Get a free consultation

Tell us what you need. A senior engineer replies within one working day.

How should we contact you?

No obligation. We reply within one working day.

What matters to Denmark teams

Privacy, quality and clear documentation

European teams tell us they want a partner who treats data protection and quality as the starting point, not an add-on. That is how we work.

01

GDPR by design

Data minimisation, consent, EU hosting and a signed data processing agreement before any personal data is touched.

02

Documentation you can audit

Written specifications, architecture notes, test reports and handover documents, so your team or auditors can follow every decision.

03

Accessible by default

Interfaces built to WCAG guidelines, helping you meet the European Accessibility Act for digital products and services.

04

Predictable contracts

Fixed scope and price, clear milestones and acceptance criteria, and full ownership of the code and IP.

What we do

What we modernize and migrate

PHP upgrades and migration

Old PHP 5 and 7 apps upgraded to PHP 8, or moved to Laravel, Symfony, Node.js or another modern stack.

Java modernization

Java 8 to Java 17 or 21, Spring to current Spring Boot, javax to jakarta, and old app servers to containers.

.NET modernization

.NET Framework and Web Forms to modern .NET, ASP.NET Core and cross-platform hosting.

Monolith to microservices

Split a large codebase into well-defined services, one piece at a time, only where it improves speed or scale.

Front-end modernization

jQuery, AngularJS and server-rendered pages rebuilt in React or Next.js with a modern, accessible UI.

Cloud-native refactoring

Containers, managed databases, queues and serverless, so the app scales and costs less to run.

In depth

How we approach Modernization & migration

Why modernize now

Unsupported language versions stop getting security fixes, hosting gets harder, and every new feature takes longer than it should. Modernizing removes that risk and makes the software cheaper to change, without throwing away the business logic that already works.

Rewrite or refactor?

A full rewrite is rarely the safest path. We assess the code and usually recommend an incremental approach: upgrade what can be upgraded, replace the parts that block you, and keep everything that still works. You get a clear recommendation and cost for each option.

No big-bang switchover

We put automated tests and monitoring around the existing system first, then migrate in small, reversible steps, often running old and new side by side. Your users keep working, and every step can be rolled back.

Documented and handed over

You get updated documentation, a CI/CD pipeline and a codebase your own team can maintain. The same engineers can stay on for support and new features.

Working with us from Denmark

Built for Danish teams

Time-zone overlap

Danish working days overlap with India by three and a half to four and a half hours, so your team is online for stand-ups and calls every morning your time.

The GDPR and the Danish Data Protection Act

We design to the GDPR and the Danish Data Protection Act: data minimisation, consent, access controls, encryption, EU hosting and a data processing agreement signed before work starts.

Billing

Invoices in Danish kroner (DKK), euros or US dollars. Typical senior rates are $25 to $49 (USD) per hour, or a fixed price for a defined scope.

Sectors · Denmark

Where we help Denmark businesses most

Danish companies in SaaS, healthtech and green tech work with us on well-designed products and AI, with open communication and GDPR-aware engineering.

Shipping and logistics

Global shipping groups rely on tracking and optimisation software. Apps for customers, staff and partners, built on one codebase.

Pharma and life sciences

Drug makers digitise trials and manufacturing. We design and ship iOS and Android apps for teams in this sector.

Wind energy

Turbine makers and operators use predictive maintenance. Customer and field apps are where we usually start here.

Design and consumer brands

Design-led brands sell globally through premium stores. Apps for customers, staff and partners, built on one codebase.

Danish time · Copenhagen

Your working day with us

Our team's hours, in Danish time

05:30–15:00

Monday to Friday

Overlap with your working day

09:00–15:00

About 6 hours every day

Daily stand-up

09:30

Danish time, plus written updates every evening

Local setup

Local platforms and setup

Messaging channels

Facebook MessengerSMSLinkedIn

Local payments

MobilePayDankortVisa and MastercardKlarna

Languages

DanishEnglish

Data hosting

Nearest: AWS Europe (Stockholm) or Google Cloud europe-north1 (Finland), in your own cloud account, so data stays where your rules require.

Process

How it works

1. Free assessment

We review your code, dependencies, infrastructure and data, then give you a written migration plan, risks and a fixed quote.

2. Plan and safety net

We add automated tests and monitoring around what exists today, so every change can be checked against the old behaviour.

3. Migrate in small steps

Module by module, with both versions running side by side where needed. You see progress in a demo every week.

4. Cut over and support

A planned switch-over with a rollback path, then the same engineers stay on to fix, tune and keep it current.

FAQ

Application modernization services: questions from Denmark

Do you work with companies in Denmark?+

Yes. Clarigo Infotech works with companies across Denmark, including Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense, as part of clients in 20+ countries. Danish companies most often hire us for SaaS, healthtech and green-tech software. We work remotely from India with one in-house team.

What time-zone overlap do we get from Denmark?+

Danish working days overlap with India by three and a half to four and a half hours, so your team is online for stand-ups and calls every morning your time.

How do you handle the GDPR and the Danish Data Protection Act?+

We design to the GDPR and the Danish Data Protection Act: data minimisation, consent, access controls, encryption, EU hosting and a data processing agreement signed before work starts.

Which currency do you bill in, and what does it cost?+

We bill in Danish kroner (DKK), euros or US dollars. Senior engineers typically cost $25 to $49 (USD) per hour, and fixed-scope projects such as an MVP in 25 to 30 days are quoted after a free consultation.

Where will our data be hosted?+

Usually in Nearest: AWS Europe (Stockholm) or Google Cloud europe-north1 (Finland), or wherever your data rules require. Everything runs in your own cloud account, so you stay in control.

Can you integrate MobilePay or Dankort?+

Yes. We regularly integrate local payment methods such as MobilePay, Dankort, Visa and Mastercard, Klarna, alongside card payments and subscriptions.

Do you support Facebook Messenger?+

Yes. Customers in Denmark often prefer Facebook Messenger and SMS and LinkedIn, so we connect chatbots, notifications and support flows to them.

How long does a modernization project take?+

A focused upgrade (for example one PHP or Java application) often takes a few weeks to a few months, depending on size and test coverage. You get a timeline and fixed quote after a free assessment.

Do we have to rewrite everything?+

Usually not. Most projects are a mix of upgrading, refactoring and replacing only the parts that block you. We recommend the lowest-risk path for your situation.