Repositories, builds and jobs
Applications, services, libraries, scheduled jobs and deployment units show what executes and changes together.
Legacy system review
and dependency mapping.
We inventory components, data stores, integrations, deployment environments and owners, then deliver a current-state system map and dependency register.
CodeComponents and coupling
DataStores and movement
LinksInterfaces and services
OperationsRuntime and ownership
We build the map from technical records and owner input.
We review repositories and build files, database schemas and data flows, interface specifications and schedules, environment configuration, release and incident records, and the people responsible for operating the platform.
The result shows what runs, what changes together, who owns each dependency and which missing facts need a test or a named decision before migration begins.
Sources and system areas included in the review.
The exact depth follows the agreed scope. Each source is tied to a component, dependency, owner or migration constraint.
Schemas, stores and flows
Ownership, transformations, retention, read and write paths show what must remain consistent during a move.
Interfaces and schedules
API specifications, file transfers, protocols, schedules, credential ownership and failure behavior show external dependencies.
Languages, frameworks and runtimes
Supported versions, libraries, database engines, hosting platforms and build tools show what can stay, what needs an upgrade and what creates a migration constraint.
Operators and decision owners
Technical owners, operational owners and acceptance owners clarify who supplies evidence and approves each state.
Tests and missing records
Missing documents, conflicting records and assumptions are listed with the test or responsible owner needed to resolve them.
You receive three review outputs.
Components, stores, interfaces, environments and owners inside the agreed platform boundary.
Each relationship, its source, owner, migration effect and any unresolved condition.
What can stay, separate, become compatible or require replacement, with the reason for each option.
Tell us which platform area needs review and what must remain operational.
Request a system review