See it working.
We run a scheduled session on our own environment: a live IBM i, real Db2 data, the application running in front of you. You drive the questions.
Forty-five minutes, no preparation needed at your end, and no obligation afterwards.
A complete thread through a working system
Not a slide deck and not a set of screenshots. One vertical slice, end to end, because that's the only way to tell whether something actually holds together.
Inquiry and search
Find a customer, open the record, follow it through to their orders and balance, the same data the green screen is showing at that moment.
Maintenance
Edit a master file and watch the validation run where it should: in RPG, on the box, not re-implemented in the web tier.
Output
A statement produced as a PDF, the kind of thing that arrives as a spool file today.
All three hosting models
The same application running natively in an IBM i partition, on a Linux partition, and on a cloud VM. Side by side.
Because the interesting part is your questions.
A self-service sandbox would show you screens. It wouldn't answer how this behaves against a file with four million rows, what happens to your existing green screen while it's running, or how the security posture changes on each hosting model.
Those are the questions that decide whether this is right for you, and they deserve a person on the other end rather than a help page.
Useful, not required
Roughly how many IBM i users you have. Whether your application is packaged or homegrown. What's prompting the question now: a deadline, an audit finding, a retirement, a business request you can't fulfil.
If you'd rather just look first and talk later, that's fine too. Say so and we'll send a recording.