One living model of the enterprise, read from the estate itself.
Not a diagram: a queryable record that powers the dashboards, the alerts, the impact analysis, the workflows and the investigation layer.
Five things it does
Discover
What exists, and how we knowEvery entity, system, environment, dataset, integration and process, with who owns it and how it connects. Every object carries its provenance: declared, imported, inferred or verified, and when it was last observed.
Observe
Read, never writtenConnectors pull from your systems on your schedule. A generic REST connector, CSV upload, a telemetry API. Every read is read, refused or not read, and a connector that cannot read says so on every screen that depends on it.
Understand
Traversed, not guessedIf this integration fails, what is affected? Upstream and downstream, direct and transitive, with anything reached only by inference listed apart and never counted. The executive view answers the eight questions a board asks, each from something you can open.
Control
Owned, dated, closedAn exception register with severity, priority, impact, owner, SLA, escalation, evidence, approval and closure. Rules raise, assign and escalate from the record. Notifications in-app and by email.
Transform
The day after the dealAcquisitions as first-class objects: phase, Day-1 readiness, milestones and cutovers, integration health, fragmentation, risks. The acquisition module
Health you can argue with
ArcConverge judges every feed as Healthy, At risk or Failing. Each feed opens on the limits for its kind, whether a real-time interface, a batch transfer, a data store or a general interface, so measurement works from the first read, and your administrators can adjust any of them. The state is built from readings taken from your systems, never from a score somebody typed in, and you can open the evidence behind it. The example below shows five of the ten checks.
Turn on scripts to drag the thresholds on a live example.
AI that cites what it read
Ask it a plain question, and it shows you where every part of the answer came from.
You can ask, for example, why did the customer feed fail? or what would be affected if this system stopped? It answers only from the records ArcConverge already holds about your estate, and it names the record behind each statement. If it cannot point to a record, it does not make the statement. It is switched on only if you choose. See how it works
See it on the Northstar scenario
Forty minutes, end to end, on a realistic fictional group. Your questions welcome.