
Cloud Hosting
Advent cloud hosting for APX, Axys, and Moxy
- Hosting Advent environments since 2005
- Upgrades, monitoring, and support handled by one team
- Built for APX, Axys, and Moxy workloads rather than generic Windows hosting
- Useful when internal IT is stretched or product versions are falling behind
Why firms move
The pain is rarely just the server
The environment depends on one person
Month-end pressure exposes weak spots
How the work moves
Your investment systems, managed for you
- 01
Your team
Secure remote access
- 02
CSSI Cloud
SOC 2 certified environment
- 03
Axys, APX, and Moxy
Monitored, maintained, and upgraded
- 04
Backups and recovery
Nightly backups and disaster recovery
What changes
Firms want an Advent environment they can rely on
A team that can plan and execute product upgrades without drama
Infrastructure that stays stable during reporting periods
A clear path for APX, Axys, and Moxy support issues
Less internal time spent babysitting servers and patches
Rollout
Move the Advent environment in controlled steps
Inventory the full Advent footprint
Document each product and version, along with its scheduled jobs, related tools, and required reports.Build the hosted environment around the real workflow
Use the team’s close, reconciliation, and publishing routines to shape the migration.Validate access and reporting before cutover
Users should test routine access and full reporting workflows before cutover.Tackle upgrades on a controlled schedule
Once the environment is stable, you can stop living on old versions and start planning forward.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do we have to move all Advent products at once?
No. Some firms move the full environment together, while others phase in APX, Axys, or Moxy based on the immediate risk.
Can CSSI help with upgrades after the move?
Yes. That is one of the main reasons firms use CSSI instead of a generic host.
Is this only for large enterprises?
No. The fit is stronger when the environment matters operationally, regardless of headcount.
What should we bring to the first call?
Your product list, versions, user count, and anything that becomes painful at quarter-end or month-end.
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