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Novuz vs a manual rewrite
A manual rewrite uses engineers to rewrite each object by hand. Novuz converts by rules and proves each object with a reconciliation report. Here is how the two compare.
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How does Novuz compare to a manual rewrite?
Novuz gives the same output for the same input and proves every object. A manual rewrite depends on the people doing it.
| Novuz | Manual rewrite | |
|---|---|---|
| Method | Deterministic rules, with the resolver for edge cases and an engineer approving every proposal | Engineers rewrite each object by hand |
| Same input, same output | Yes | No. Results vary by engineer |
| Proof | Reconciliation report for every object | Test cases chosen by the team |
| Pricing | Fixed price after the estate assessment; about 40% cheaper than an SI-led rewrite | Time and materials |
| Where it runs | Your cloud account or data center | Wherever the team works |
| Best fit | Estates with hundreds or thousands of objects | Very small estates or one-off rebuilds |
When to choose
When is a manual rewrite the better choice?
A manual rewrite can make sense for a few dozen objects, or when you plan to redesign the logic rather than keep it.
- Choose a manual rewrite for very small estates or a full redesign.
- Choose Novuz when you need to keep the logic, prove it matches, and know the price first.
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