An inventory that knows what it knows.
Every system and every dataset, with what is known about it, how it was learned, when it was last seen, and who answers for it.
Provenance on every row
A person typed it in. Useful, and marked as such.
From a template, a CMDB export, the deal's due diligence. Dated.
Concluded from an assessment or a read. Listed apart, never counted as fact.
Someone vouched for it, or a connector observed it. The only kind that holds weight on its own.
Connectors, not vendors
One connector contract, so an enterprise system is a module of one shape. At launch: a generic REST poller with your own field mapping, CSV upload for the parts of the estate the cloud cannot reach, and a telemetry API for systems that push. Pull, read-only, on a schedule you control.
Health you can argue with
Turn on scripts to drag the thresholds on a live example.
See the inventory on a realistic group
The Northstar scenario is a holding company, three acquisitions and one broken feed. Ask for the demonstration.