No more outdated diagrams
A drawn diagram is outdated after the next change. In Asset Navigator, one update to a connection refreshes every view.
For IT Architects
Every architecture decision backed by its real dependencies.
Asset Navigator gives you one global view of your landscape: applications, AI agents, datasets, flows and external providers, with every upstream and downstream connection, across all your projects. See what can be reduced, what can be reused, which risks need mitigating and what needs updating, then assess the impact before you commit.
Why IT Architects use it
Diagrams show the plan. You need the connections.
No more hidden single points of failure
One flow, dataset or provider can sit behind many critical systems. Asset Navigator shows everything that depends on it, and what is business or regulatory critical.
No more reviews from scratch
Each change request means interviewing teams again. With Asset Navigator, every review starts from the existing map and its impact analysis.
HOW ARCHITECTS USE IT
One landscape. Five ways to read it.
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01
Assets
Map the whole landscapeApplications, AI agents, data lakes, reports and external providers in one map, each with its risk profile and business critical or regulatory critical flag.
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Components
See the integration layerEvery flow, connector and API between two assets. Find the shared components that many systems rely on before you replace or retire them.
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Datasets
Follow the dataTrace each dataset from source to consumer, with its data classification and confidentiality, so you see where confidential and critical data actually flows.
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Environments
Compare where things runSee which assets and components run in development, test and production, and spot production dependencies that were never meant to be there.
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Projects
See across every projectSee which projects build similar things and which reuse the same datasets and components, so a new project starts from what already exists instead of building it again.
Find what already exists.
Before a new project builds another flow or dataset, see which components and datasets are already in use, by which projects, and with what classification. Reuse what exists and keep the landscape lean.
Dataset
customer_orders
Used in 3 projects
Projects
Billing revamp · CRM migration · Data lake upgrade
What you get
Ship with fewer surprises.
A landscape that stays current
One interactive up-to-date map instead of diagrams scattered across slides and wikis.
A leaner landscape
Spot duplicate applications and flows, and reuse what you already have.
Safer migrations and decommissioning
Know every upstream and downstream dependency before you move or switch off a system.
One language with compliance
Your technical connections and their risk classifications sit in the same map, so both sides see the same impact.
Who it's for
Different roles. Same map.
Everyone sees what they need, and acts with confidence.
Developers
Understand dependencies before making changes, and see which applications, APIs, databases, datasets or reports are connected.
Read moreProject managers
See the potential impact of projects and changes, without relying on individual team members to explain the landscape.
Read moreBusiness analysts
Understand where information comes from, how it moves through systems, and which reports or processes depend on it.
Read moreRisk & Compliance
See which assets and AI agents support your critical functions, with their classification, criticality and providers. Export your AI inventory report, ready for your auditor or regulator.
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