Dot Net
.NET Core 2.1 to .NET 9. Five years. Zero invoice rejections after a seven-version migration on a live supply chain system.
A Deep Dive into Dot Net
Lorecs Supply Chain has run on .NET infrastructure built and maintained by Rorix for five years. Migrating from .NET Core 2.1 to .NET 9 is a seven-major-version jump through a system that processes live supply chain transactions. The post-launch invoice rejection count is zero, which matters because invoice rejections in supply chain represent real operational and financial cost. The migration succeeded because the engineers who built the original system also ran the upgrade. Rorix .NET engagements use clean architecture with dependency injection, centralized middleware, and Entity Framework Core for data access. Version migrations are scoped against your business impact surface, not the Microsoft release changelog.
What You Can Build
Real-world applications our clients have shipped using Dot Net.
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems
Supply chain and order management platforms
Financial services platforms and banking solutions
E-commerce backends with complex business logic
Azure cloud-native applications and serverless functions
Why Teams Choose Rorix for Dot Net
Our team brings expertise in .NET 7+, Entity Framework Core, and Azure DevOps pipelines.
Migrated a legacy .NET Framework application to .NET 7, delivering meaningful performance improvements and infrastructure cost reduction.
Common Questions
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