Instant, comprehensive understanding of your connected assets, their dependencies and interdependencies.

In today's complex operational landscape, simply knowing what assets you have isn't enough. See and understand their relationships (dependencies and interdependencies)
The Relationship Graph goes beyond status checks—it shows you the critical web of interdependence between all your assets, applications, and services. This context is the key to risk mitigation and effective change management.

A single failure takes down entire business units because the connection was missed.
Teams manually hunt for the root cause through hundreds of alerts from affected downstream systems.
Blind spots lead to security gaps and major audit failures (single points of failure remain hidden).
Every update is a potential crisis because you don't know the full impact of an application restart.
Automatically isolates the failure, limiting the blast radius to its smallest possible scope.
Our platform points directly to the core failed asset, reducing MTTR by up to 90%.
Highlights high-risk, interconnected assets for prioritized maintenance, security, and redundancy.
Model changes to see the exact business functions that will be affected before you deploy.
When an asset fails or is scheduled for maintenance, instantly see every dependent service and user affected. Accurately predict the scope of any change to minimize accidental downtime.
Cut down on troubleshooting time. Trace the flow of dependencies backward from a failure point to quickly identify the ultimate source, drastically reducing Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR).
Visually uncover hidden or unauthorized connections. This is vital for detecting the lateral movement of threats and ensuring strict regulatory compliance across your entire infrastructure.
Provides a single source of truth that visualizes your entire system architecture, leading to better collaboration, strategic planning, and building greater resilience.






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