Enterprise Architecture Tool

Know every system you run, and what it depends on.

One living repository of your applications, integrations, contracts, owners and lifecycle, so architecture and investment decisions stop being guesses.

For CIOs, architects and IT portfolio managers

Application inventoryDependency mappingContract tracking
From

Architecture in a spreadsheet and three people's memories

To

One living map of the estate, kept up to date

What we offer

A glass shelf of application blocks; one red block is pulled forward beside its owner
How we work
  1. Agree the inventory model with your architects
  2. Capture applications, owners and costs
  3. Assign owners to keep it current
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Application & Integration Inventory

What you run, who owns it, what it costs.

The challenge

Nobody can name every system the institution runs, let alone its owner or cost.

What you receive
  • Application and integration inventory
  • Ownership and cost records
  • Lifecycle and technical-debt views
The outcome

One trusted list of everything you run.

  1. A glass shelf of application blocks; one red block is pulled forward beside its owner
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    Application & Integration Inventory

    What you run, who owns it, what it costs.

    The challenge

    Nobody can name every system the institution runs, let alone its owner or cost.

    How we work
    1. Agree the inventory model with your architects
    2. Capture applications, owners and costs
    3. Assign owners to keep it current
    What you receive
    • Application and integration inventory
    • Ownership and cost records
    • Lifecycle and technical-debt views
    The outcome

    One trusted list of everything you run.

  2. A network of glass blocks; red ripples spread from one block to those it touches
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    Dependency & Impact Analysis

    See what breaks before you change it.

    The challenge

    Changes and upgrades cause surprises because nobody knows what depends on what.

    How we work
    1. Map integrations and data flows
    2. Link systems to the business capabilities they serve
    3. Run impact analysis before each change
    What you receive
    • Dependency maps and data flows
    • Business capability mapping
    • Change impact reports
    The outcome

    Fewer surprises when you change the estate.

  3. A glass calendar with contracts and a roadmap path ending in a red flag
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    Contracts, Renewals & Roadmaps

    Investment decisions made on evidence.

    The challenge

    Licences renew by default and roadmaps are drawn without knowing what is ending.

    How we work
    1. Record contracts, licences and renewal dates
    2. Flag end-of-life and overlapping systems
    3. Plan roadmaps from the current picture
    What you receive
    • Contract and licence tracking
    • Renewal and end-of-life alerts
    • Roadmap and rationalisation views
    The outcome

    Spend that follows strategy, not habit.

How an engagement runs

Useful on day one, not aspirational.

  1. Model

    The inventory and views your teams need.

  2. Implement

    The tool set up and connected.

  3. Populate

    First pass of the landscape, with your architects.

  4. Govern

    Owners keep it current as the estate changes.

Put the whole estate in one place.

See your landscape, dependencies and renewals in one repository in a 30-minute walkthrough.