Frame the boundary
Agree the business capability, source accounts, data classification and acceptable discovery permissions.
Enterprise & government
For regulated, public-sector and complex estates, portability evidence must respect identity, network, residency, approval and retention controls—not route around them.
A useful enterprise starting point
Begin with a workload that exposes the real constraints: identity, networks, managed services, data, event flow and evidence requirements. The evaluation should reveal gaps, not hide them.
Agree the business capability, source accounts, data classification and acceptable discovery permissions.
Validate the architecture, dependencies and unresolved questions against people who operate the system.
Choose the behaviours, target options, mocks and execution placement that make the result useful.
Run the same portable contract through a managed, customer-contained or sovereign operating profile.
Deployment profiles
Commercial shape
Enterprise scope can reflect active workload complexity, proof intensity, evidence retention, deployment profile and service level. Complete inventory should never be discouraged by per-resource metering.
Organisation boundaries, roles, approval gates, policy versions and evidence exports.
Private connectivity, customer-controlled execution, data classification and isolation evidence.
Implementation, workload onboarding, integration, training and an agreed support model.
We will use it to determine what can be evaluated now and what requires a customer-contained or sovereign delivery plan.