Model your landscape once. Let your pipelines keep it current.
Every EA tool dies the same way: the model rots faster than a handful of architects can update it. Dependra answers that structurally — and gives you a defensible number to end the rationalisation debate.
“The wiki rotted, nobody updates the tool, and rationalisation is a turf war.”
Answered structurally, not with more reminders.
You have bought the tool before. Six months later the diagrams lie, even though three people who cared chased three hundred who didn't.
Dependra removes the chasing. Wire it in once and the model moves at the speed of your codebase, not your documentation backlog.
From the loudest architect's opinion to a defensible, cost-quantified map.
TIME quadrants, auto-scored
Tolerate, Invest, Migrate, Eliminate — from technical and functional fit, rolled up to portfolio medians. Every score decomposable.
Obsolescence, surfaced early
The tech radar syncs end-of-life daily and maps it to the components that run it, before a vendor pulls support.
Structural risk, priced
Single points of failure, brittle chains and insecure transports, each with an estimated financial exposure.
EA answers “so what”
A degraded component surfaces on the objective it threatens — your work visible where strategy is set.
EA is the floor. Impact intelligence is the ceiling.
The complete EA model you would expect, graph-native underneath. Then the layer no EA suite has: what a failure actually costs, who it hits, and which compliance clock it starts.
Map a slice of your estate this afternoon.
Point your coding agent at a repo or paste a manifest, watch the landscape populate, then run your first blast radius.