A senior architect audits your system. You keep the plan.
Two weeks inside your codebase, cloud account and release process — ending in a costed, sequenced plan your team can execute with or without us.
Four lenses on one system.
Architecture & code health
Where the structure helps you, where it fights you, and which refactors actually matter.
Cloud spend
Right-sizing, reserved capacity and the untagged resources nobody remembers launching.
Release & delivery
Cycle time from commit to production, and the manual steps that make releases events.
Security & compliance posture
Access controls, audit trails and data handling measured against your regulatory exposure.
Evidence first, plan second.
Week one — evidence
- Codebase review: structure, dependency risk, test coverage and the hotspots where changes go to die.
- Cloud spend audit: what you pay for, what you use, and the gap between the two.
- Release process walkthrough: how a change actually reaches production, timed and documented.
- Interviews with the engineers who live in the system — the constraints that never make it into diagrams.
Week two — the plan
- Findings ranked by risk and cost, each tied to a concrete recommendation.
- A modernisation roadmap sequenced so every stage pays for itself before the next begins.
- Costed options — what to fix, what to rebuild, what to leave deliberately alone.
- A working session with your leadership to walk the plan and its trade-offs.
What happens after.
The plan is yours either way. Some clients execute it internally; most ask us to deliver the first stage, since the architect who wrote the plan is already up to speed. Book the review
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What happens next
- Tell us the business problem, the constraints and the deadline you're working to.
- We come back with a proposed approach, technology stack and delivery roadmap.
- Agree scope and start with discovery — requirements, feasibility and a project roadmap.