Hexaview gets dual Rocket Software MultiValue accreditation

Hexaview Technologies has been recognized by Rocket Software as both a MultiValue Accredited Solutioning Partner and a MultiValue AI Solution Partner, effective Aug. 31, 2026. The accreditation gives Rocket MultiValue customers a vetted route to legacy modernization as the pool of MultiValue talent continues to shrink.

Why it matters: - Rocket Software is steering MultiValue modernization work to accredited partners, making the new designation a meaningful gatekeeper for customers running older UniVerse, D3 and related systems. - Hexaview’s dual accreditation signals that Rocket has cleared the firm to handle both standard MultiValue services and AI-assisted modernization. - The move matters because many organizations still depend on MultiValue applications for order management, student records and core financial ledgers, but fewer people now understand how to maintain them.

What happened: - Hexaview Technologies announced that Rocket Software recognized the firm as both a MultiValue Accredited Solutioning Partner and a MultiValue AI Solution Partner. - The recognition took effect Aug. 31, 2026. - Rocket launched its Accredited Partner Program at MV World 2026 to address a shrinking MultiValue talent pool. - Rocket now advises customers to route modernization projects through its Services and Solutioning team, which refers work only to accredited partners. - Rocket MultiValue customers can engage Hexaview directly or through Rocket Services and Solutioning. - Hexaview is offering a complimentary Legacy Assessment at more information.

The details: - Hexaview earned the AI designation for Legacy Insights, an agentic AI service designed for undocumented codebases. - Legacy Insights reads Pick BASIC, UniBasic and related code at scale. - The system reconstructs dependency graphs automatically. - Legacy Insights generates plain-language documentation of business rules, data flows and hidden integrations. - Hexaview says early engagements reduced discovery effort by 65% and surfaced hundreds of undocumented business rules per million lines of code. - Ankit Agarwal, founder and CTO of Hexaview Technologies, said many failed modernization efforts collapse because teams change code they do not understand. - Agarwal said Rocket’s accreditation validates that agentic AI can be used safely on systems where a wrong assumption can stop a business. - Hexaview says its portfolio includes HAKI AI, Legacy Insights and AI Pods, which are three-person agentic execution units for rapid enterprise deployment. - Hexaview says it has a global engineering team of 450+ and works with regulated enterprises in financial services, healthcare and government. - Rocket Software’s MultiValue portfolio includes Rocket D3, UniVerse, UniData, jBASE and OpenQM, along with development, integration and cloud tooling. - Rocket Software develops enterprise software used by large public and private sector organizations to run and modernize mission-critical systems.

Between the lines: - The accreditation shows Rocket is formalizing who can touch modernization work in its ecosystem as the installed base remains large but the specialist workforce keeps thinning out. - Hexaview is positioning Legacy Insights as a way to reduce one of the biggest risks in legacy upgrades: changing code before fully understanding hidden logic and dependencies. - The dual designation also gives Hexaview a stronger sales message for regulated enterprises that want vendor-backed validation before starting a modernization project.

What's next: - Rocket MultiValue customers are likely to use the accredited-partner list as the first filter for modernization work. - Hexaview will try to convert the new status into assessments and modernization engagements for customers running older MultiValue environments. - The company’s next proof point will be whether Legacy Insights continues to deliver the reported reductions in discovery effort across larger programs.

The bottom line: - Hexaview now has Rocket Software’s formal blessing to pitch both traditional and AI-driven MultiValue modernization, a potentially important advantage in a market where expertise is scarce and mistakes are costly.