Auto-discover your technology landscape
Connect ArchNGN to the systems that define your estate — source control, CMDBs, cloud providers, ticketing platforms, and enterprise documentation. The platform ingests and reconciles data across sources, building a verified baseline automatically.
No migration projects. No manual data entry. Your architecture model reflects what is actually deployed — from day one.
AI-powered design, grounded in your standards
Generate compliant architecture designs, reverse-engineer structure from existing documentation, produce implementation-ready specs, and run automated design reviews — all grounded in your live model and internal standards.
Every output is context-aware and auditable. Your architects review and refine, rather than start from scratch.
Architecture guardrails for every deployment
Expose your architecture standards as a service. CI/CD pipelines query the ArchNGN API before shipping. AI coding agents validate against your live model via the MCP server. Non-compliant changes are flagged before they reach production.
Scheduled syncs keep the model aligned with what is actually deployed. Governance becomes continuous and automated — not a gate that slows delivery.
A structured model of your entire estate
Every application, service, capability, and interface is mapped across four architecture layers — Business, Application, Technology, and Governance — with directional relationships that capture how your systems actually connect.
Whether you follow TOGAF, ArchiMate, C4, or a bespoke framework, the metamodel adapts to how your organisation works. One model. Every stakeholder. No ambiguity.
From dependency graph to boardroom report
Architects get interactive graph views — nodes, links, and dependency traces across your entire landscape. Executives get pre-built reports: enterprise overviews, capability heatmaps, technology portfolios, and interface flows.
Every stakeholder gets the view they need, generated from a single source of truth — without the architecture team becoming a bottleneck.
