The portfolio's architecture score, DORA metrics, the real effect of your AI investment and the direction of tech debt - in numbers you can take to the board and drill to the source.
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Six situations that come up again and again in this role, and what AppArch does about each one.
Twenty projects, five teams, and the only way to compare them is to ask the team leads. Every answer is honest; none of them can be compared with the others.
The portfolio view gives every project one architecture score, normalised for code size, with its trend. Which project is slipping and which is recovering is a sorted table you can drill down to the single finding.
Engineering AnalyticsLicences for AI coding assistants renew every year, and the only evidence on the table is how much the developers say they like them.
AI Impact shows what your AI key was spent on, per person and per model, and how the score, the share of fix MRs and merge time moved over the same weeks. You renew the contract on your own numbers, not on a slogan.
Engineering AnalyticsAn auditor asks for OWASP or PCI DSS evidence, and two engineers lose a sprint collecting screenshots from three different tools.
ArchSecurity maps every security finding through its CWE to OWASP Top 10, PCI DSS, STIG and CASA, and the reports refresh on every scan. Compliance adds repository policies, from branch protection to Dockerfiles that do not run as root.
ArchSecurityReleases slip, and every retrospective blames something different: reviews, tests, the pipeline, the other team.
MR Insights shows where merge requests wait, by team and project. Deploy frequency and lead time come from real deploy records; with Dynatrace, New Relic or Percona PMM connected, change failure rate and time to restore fill in too.
Engineering AnalyticsA service goes down at night, and the first half hour goes to finding out who owns it and what depends on it.
The Service Catalog gives every service an owner, a criticality tier and its dependencies, and shows which version runs in which environment once Argo CD, Flux or Kubernetes is connected.
Service CatalogMost analysis tools want a copy of your source code on their servers, and for a bank or a public institution that conversation ends before it starts.
AppArch installs on your own servers with one docker compose file and a setup wizard, and the analysers run inside your own CI. Source code never leaves your network; only findings reach the panel.
On-premise & air-gap
Ask for a PoC licence and try it on your own code, on your own servers.
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