Get insights about risks and readiness for your TYPO3 Website Upgrade
Identify early on which extensions are causing problems, where customization efforts are likely to be required, and which risks could impact your budget. The TYPO3 Upgrade Analyzer provides a solid technical foundation for your next effort estimate.
When upgrading TYPO3, the greatest uncertainties often arise before the project even begins: Are the extensions still being maintained? What adjustments are needed? Does functionality need to be replaced or redeveloped? The Analyzer helps answer these questions early on and systematically.
Identify extensions where compatibility with the target version is uncertain or where there is no clear upgrade path. This allows you to address critical issues before they turn into unplanned additional work.
Get key metrics on the affected files and the necessary code changes. Use these as a starting point to organize technical tasks and assess the effort required with your development team.
Distinguish early on between adjustments that are likely to be straightforward and issues that require separate review, an alternative solution, or custom development.
Base your internal planning and customer discussions on concrete analysis results rather than solely on experience and assumptions.
Systematically reviewing extensions, available versions, and technical migration guidelines saves time spent on repetitive research in the run-up to an upgrade.
Depending on the scope of your license, analyze individual TYPO3 installations or multiple projects and create a common data foundation for prioritization.
The Analyzer examines the existing installation and highlights key technical factors. This allows you to plan the next testing steps more effectively.
You'll get the most benefit if you use the analysis as an early step in your assessment process—not as a substitute for the expert evaluation by your team.
Run the Analyzer for the existing TYPO3 project and capture the installation environment.
Check for incompatible extensions, missing upgrade paths, and notes on code migrations.
Discuss the results with the development team and add any necessary tests, adjustments, and project-specific requirements.
Use this information to identify work packages, assumptions, outstanding risks, and a reasonable range of effort.
Note: This analysis supports the preliminary technical assessment. It does not replace a comprehensive project analysis, a technical review, or testing of individual functionalities.
Get a clear picture of the information provided by the TYPO3 Upgrade Analyzer—from an overview of the installation to notable extensions and potential code migrations.
In a free 15-minute video call, I'd be happy to show you how to use the TYPO3 Upgrade Analyzer for your projects and help you determine which license package best suits your needs.
Choose the plan that best fits your TYPO3 projects. If you're unsure, we'd be happy to discuss your needs in a brief video call.
Nein. Er liefert technische Kennzahlen und Hinweise, mit denen sich der Umfang besser einschätzen lässt. Der tatsächliche Aufwand hängt zusätzlich von individuellen Funktionen, Integrationen, Tests, Qualitätssicherung und Projektanforderungen ab.
No. It helps make the manual review more targeted and identify outstanding risks earlier. The results should be evaluated by an experienced TYPO3 team and translated into specific work packages.
The Analyzer supports Composer-based installations and legacy installations starting with version 7. Currently, migration is supported up to TYPO3 version 14.
Use the findings to clarify assumptions, identify risks, and separately list any additional tests or potential alternative solutions. This creates a more transparent basis for the proposal and budget discussions.
