Legacy environments accumulate undocumented dependencies across circuits, services, applications, providers, and operational processes. A cutover can succeed technically while an unseen dependency fails.
WanAware maps the current environment continuously so migration teams can plan from live relationships instead of static records.
Transformation plans often begin with inventories and diagrams that describe what teams believe exists. The live network can contain emergency changes, inherited circuits, shadow dependencies, and service paths the project never captured.
These conditions indicate that migration planning relies more on assumed state than live operating evidence.
Continuous relationship mapping gives migration teams a current basis for sequencing, validation, and rollback decisions.
A live view of assets and relationships before planning decisions are finalized.
The services and dependencies connected to each migration target.
A pre- and post-change relationship view for cutover confidence.
Direct answers for operators, service teams, transformation leaders, and revenue-assurance buyers.
Transformation plans often begin with inventories and diagrams that describe what teams believe exists. The live network can contain emergency changes, inherited circuits, shadow dependencies, and service paths the project never captured.
WanAware maps the current environment continuously so migration teams can plan from live relationships instead of static records.
Follow discovery, graph materialization, and pre/post-change verification across the migration lifecycle.
Follow discovery, graph materialization, and pre/post-change verification across the migration lifecycle.
