Map every system. Trust every change.

Modernise with confidence.

HubScope is a customisable, collaborative context manager for the enterprise. Map your current state together, then keep watch as it changes.

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The shape of the problem

Most modernisations stall on what the team already has.

61%

of enterprise data is described as “dark”: collected and stored but unused.

Splunk · 2023

$2.4T

spent annually on legacy modernisation that fails to deliver expected ROI.

McKinsey · 2024

31%

of large IT projects succeed on time and on budget against the original plan.

Standish · CHAOS 2020

6 wks

to map an organisation’s full data landscape with HubScope, start to finish.

HubScope · field data

Why it goes wrong

You can’t modernise what you can’t see.

Legacy estate is a graph problem masquerading as a spreadsheet. Once integrations and shadow databases enter the picture, no single team holds the full picture. HubScope renders that graph live, in your browser, against the same metadata your platform team can already see.

01 drift

The map is always out of date

Diagrams describe a snapshot of the architecture two reorgs ago. New work happens around them, not in them.

HubScope renders the live graph from metadata your team already holds.

Sources: Interviews, 22 mid-sized NZ orgs · 2024–25

02 ownership

Nobody owns the answer

The person who could answer “what depends on this table?” left, retired, or was the consultancy you hired five years ago.

Ownership and dependencies live on every node, kept current.

Field notes · HubScope discovery engagements

03 signal

Every business case is a coin flip

Until you know which systems matter, which are dead, and which are quietly load-bearing, modernisation is a guess.

Lenses score criticality, lifecycle and risk at a glance.

Standish CHAOS report · 2020

What the map gives you

A canvas that knows what your team already runs.

Discover

Ingest your estate. See the graph.

Point HubScope at a database server or a metadata export and watch the landscape populate. Tables, services, ownership, activity, all rendered as glass nodes you can re-arrange, group, and annotate live in the browser.

SQL Server, Postgres, Snowflake, Databricks, MySQL out of the box
Local-first agent, metadata never leaves your environment
Manual nodes for services, integrations, dashboards, owners

Council Architecture Map

fig.01 · landscape view

Collaborate

Live presence, never lost context.

Stakeholders join the map directly. You can see who’s editing which node, whose questions are still open, and which parts of the estate someone still needs to walk through. The map becomes the standing artefact, not a deck that goes stale by Friday.

Per-user presence colour, ring & corner avatar
Comment threads anchored to specific nodes or edges
Snapshots preserve the map at every review checkpoint

Council Architecture Map · live

fig.02 · live presence

Read

One map. Three lenses for the question in front of you.

A lens re-reads the same landscape for a different decision. Switch lenses and the nodes recolour, indicator pills swap, and progress rails and edges all re-render from the lens’s own style rules, with no second diagram to maintain.

Try a lens

Council Architecture Map · lenses

fig.03 · lenses

How an engagement runs · live demo

From a tangle of council systems to a funded migration plan, on one living map.

This is the Example City Council estate, mid-migration from Infor Pathway to Datascape. Press play to fly the camera through the three phases of an engagement. Each chapter tracks the timeline, so select one to jump straight to it.

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