Application inventory
640 applications · 5 assessed by ARC · most records last confirmed March 2023
A portfolio view of your whole estate: owners, criticality, technology, the business capabilities each application supports, and a modernize, invest, tolerate or retire decision for each. Fields ARC reads from the code say so, and your edits are never overwritten.
640 applications · 5 assessed by ARC · most records last confirmed March 2023
Every application placed by value and health. Pick a quadrant and the list narrows to it, sorted by what needs a decision first.
640 applications · 5 assessed by ARC · most records last confirmed March 2023
Portfolio. Every application placed by value and health. Pick a quadrant and the list narrows to it, sorted by what needs a decision first.
Most application lists are built from surveys and exports, and nobody can tell which cells are still true. ARC's inventory records the source of every field: entered by an owner, imported, answered in intake, derived by ARC from the code. When discovery runs again, ARC refreshes what it derived and leaves what people wrote alone.
Each value carries where it came from. An auditor or an investment committee can see what was measured and what was asserted.
Identity, ownership, business context, users and access, criticality, data and compliance, architecture, integrations, delivery, risk, roadmap and modernization.
Modernize, invest, tolerate or retire, recorded with who decided and why, and a change history behind it.
ARC suggests where each application group sits on your business capability map, so overlap shows up as two systems on one capability.
Set the organization's target technologies once; every application is re-scored against them.
Refreshing from discovery never copies evidence, connection details or secrets into the inventory record.
Discovery on individual applications is priced separately, by size. See all pricing.
Send us the spreadsheet you have today. We'll load it, show you what discovery would add, and price the applications that matter.