Software you already run has a clock: a support date, an end-of-life date, a restriction that starts to bite. These pages take the five most common cases one at a time: what changes and when, what each thing you have becomes in Lima, how the conversion runs, and what it costs. Each starts with a free one-week inventory of what you have.
Standard support for 10.5 ended on March 31, 2026. Mappings, workflows and sessions become Lima pipelines, runs and schedules, converted ten to twenty at a time with a reconciliation per cut-over.
Open the path →Talend 7.3's paid extended support ends in December 2026, and the SAP ODP components are affected by SAP's restriction. Jobs become pipelines; tMap becomes a mapping operator; reject flows become exception records.
Open the path →Dec 2026SAP's enforcement patch shipped on June 9, 2026 and the opt-out expires in December 2026. A scanner inventories your extraction jobs by method; a guide replaces each one; the first ten are converted at a fixed price.
Open the kit →SQL Server 2016 left extended support on July 14, 2026; SSIS 2025 dropped the Attunity change-capture components and the Oracle connector. Packages become pipelines; script tasks become Python.
Open the path →Control-M, AutoSys, Tidal, IBM Workload Scheduler and cron keep the estate's schedule. Data jobs move into Lima, which the scheduler triggers and hears back from.
Open the path →One week, no charge, whatever you decide next.
