Four things happen quietly while you keep building on the platform.
Logic you cannot readTransformation logic lives inside a proprietary UI. It is not in version control, it cannot be diffed, and it cannot be reviewed by anyone without a licence.
Knowledge that leaves with peopleThe person who built the flow understands the flow. Nothing outside their head describes what it does or why.
Lineage nobody can traceWhen a number on a board deck is wrong, tracing it back through hundreds of flows takes days, and the answer is only as good as the person doing the tracing.
A renewal you cannot benchmarkWithout a costed exit, what if we left is a feeling, not a number. Procurement cannot negotiate against a feeling.
01Source parsersA parser per platform reads the estate as it actually is: flows, transforms, datasets, cards, dashboards, schedules, permissions and dependencies. Not a screenshot of the UI, the structure underneath it.
02Canonical representationEverything normalises into one platform-neutral representation. This is why coverage compounds: a new parser inherits every emitter, and a new emitter inherits every source.
03Open emittersThe representation generates dbt models, Airflow DAGs and SQL, plus dashboard specs for Superset. Readable code in your repository, structured the way an engineer would have written it.
04Parity harnessThe defensible part. Row-level output comparison for data, visual comparison for dashboards, timing and schedule comparison for orchestration. A migration is only complete when outputs match.
The harness ships to you as source code. It is how we prove our work, and afterwards it is how you test your own.
Three tiers, stated honestly.
Every platform listed here can have its knowledge extracted today. The first tier can also be migrated end to end, with parity proof, today.
Tier 1Migration-readyFull parser, emitter and parity harness available today.
DomoAlteryxLookerSSIS
Tier 2Exit Pack readyAssessment and complete knowledge extraction available today. Migration scoped per engagement.
Informatica PowerCenterTableauQlikMicroStrategyPower BIPentahoOutSystemsMendixUiPathAutomation AnywhereBlue Prism
Tier 3On the mapEvaluated on request.
IBM DataStageTalendMatillionBoomiSnapLogicAb InitioSASSAP BusinessObjectsCognosHyperion/EssbaseSisenseSpotfireAppianPegaWorkato
Not listed? Tell us what you are running. If we cannot extract it, we will say so.
Priced per stage, quoted from evidence, not from your headcount.
We do not price on seats and we do not price on data volume. Stages two and three are fixed price, quoted from what the Lock-In Index actually found. You approve a number before work starts.
StageShapeWhat sets the price
Lock-In IndexFreeNothing. It is free, including the report and its underlying data.
Exit PackFixed priceEstate size and complexity mix from the Index. Credits in full against a later Parity Migration.
Parity MigrationFixed price, prioritised scopeThe processes you choose to move, tiered by complexity.
Exit ReadinessAnnual subscriptionSize of the estate under continuous coverage. 30 days' notice.
The Exit Pack fee credits in full against a Parity Migration.Fixed price means fixed. Scope changes are quoted before they are done, not invoiced after.No licence fees. There is no MoatBreak product to licence.