Lyncs architecture presentation, with a fictional client and demo data
Move any system into Lyncs without losing a record, a grade or a certificate.
This page explains how Lyncs works in plain language: the idea, the architecture on one page, all 30 steps, a live demo, the safety guarantees and how we build it.
Schools and companies keep years of courses, learners, grades and certificates in an old system. Moving them is like moving house with valuables: one dropped box can become a compliance problem. Lyncs is the careful moving company.
Data moves left to right through five zones. The old system is only ever read. Gates stop the work from moving on until something has been checked.
Read top to bottom. Each stage ends in a gate: a check that must pass before the next stage starts. Use the button on a card to watch that stage in the demo.
A demo migration for a fictional school: 426,102 records from Moodle into Lyncs.
Six guarantees built into Lyncs, not promised in a contract.
Start with the smallest slice that can complete one real migration safely. Measure the effort. Widen only when a gate says it is worth it.
Plain meanings for the terms used above.