Maestro ERP Decommissioning & Data Archiving Solution

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DataNovata preserves data access when you decommission Maestro ERP.

Plan Your Maestro Decommissioning

Migrating Maestro ERP Data: From Legacy Risk to Independent Access

Maestro ERP was a mid-size application for manufacturing and general industry in 2013, often operating on IBM AS/400 or DB2 systems. Maintaining legacy versions of Maestro today presents increasing operational risk and a reliance on specialized technical resources. DataNovata eliminates
the risk of retaining Maestro data by generating an autonomous web-based application, with secure access to your manufacturing and construction project history.

DataNovata's Customizable Maestro Template

DataNovata has a customizable application template for viewing Maestro ERP data history completely independent of the vendor platform. The template uses the native schema and allows organizations to migrate, archive and modernize legacy data at a fraction of the cost, to decommission the original technology, support data regulation compliance and data privacy.

The following screens are included in the current template:
  • A/P query
  • P3 Account Payable - Vendor master data
  • G81 General Ledger Report
  • Detail of transactions and taxes
  • History of Customer transactions by Client
  • Client account balance by date
  • Detail of transactions by client without classification
  • Customer master data
  • G/L account balance
  • Trial balance
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Need more screens?
Not a problem. Adding screens or reports is what we do best. Just let us know your business requirements and we will have it ready in no time at all.

Looking for another application?
Even if it’s not a COTS application, don’t be concerned. DataNovata can map any database schema using a JDBC connector and generate an intelligent view of the database even from .csv extracts.

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