The status quo
The answer is in there somewhere. Finding it shouldn't take six weeks.
Most technology estates are tracked across a spreadsheet, a Visio file, and a wiki page that was accurate the week it was written. That's fine for documentation. Then someone asks a real question, before a board meeting, a divestment, a migration deadline, and it all gets pulled together by hand, again, under pressure, by whoever happens to be free.
You've felt that moment. The one where you know the answer is in the data, and you can't get to it in time. Treoru is built to end that moment: ask the question directly, and keep the map current enough that the answer holds up the first time.
Spreadsheets, diagramming tools, and a wiki — each accurate on the day it was last updated, and rarely on the day it's needed.
A six-week discovery engagement, repeated every time the question changes.
What Treoru answers
The questions you've stopped asking because they were too hard to answer.
Imagine being able to ask any of these on a Tuesday afternoon, and not having to plan a project around the reply.
What applications do we actually have, and what do they cost?
Which systems should we retire first?
Where are our technology and vendor risks concentrated?
What happens to our estate if we acquire company X?
Which applications support a given business capability?
Where do we have redundant systems doing the same job?
What's the real impact of this transformation programme?
Which applications are touched by this cloud migration?
Where should we invest over the next three years?
What early access looks like
From spreadsheet to answer, without a discovery phase.
This is what we're building toward with every early access partner, starting now — not a self-serve tool you sign up for and figure out alone. Bring your portfolio and our team works through it with you, so the target is a real answer within your first sitting, not weeks into an engagement.
Bring what you have
Spreadsheets, CMDB exports, or an export from your current tool — whatever exists today. No re-platforming, no clean-up required to get started.
We map it with you
Applications, cost, risk, and business-capability relationships get assembled into one connected model — hands-on with our team during early access, with more of this becoming self-serve as the product matures.
Leave with something to act on
Redundancy, risk exposure, cost concentration, and modernisation candidates, ranked — not a data dump to interpret yourself.
Who we work with
Built for any team whose technology has outgrown their view of it.
Having a dedicated enterprise architecture function helps, but it isn't a requirement — a lot of the organisations who'd benefit most don't have one yet. If nobody can currently give a straight answer to "what do we actually have, and what should we do about it," that's the gap this closes.
- Hundreds to thousands of applications across multiple business units
- An active transformation or cloud migration programme
- A backlog of decisions waiting on data your current tools can't produce fast enough
- Growing fast enough that nobody has a full picture of what's running any more
- Real pressure to cut technology cost or risk, with no dedicated team to ask
- Facing a moment — an acquisition, a migration, a board question — that needs this view now, not a hire first
Working together
One real problem first. Everything else follows from that.
Not a platform rollout with a six-month onboarding, and not a self-serve signup with no one to call. We'd rather earn the next conversation than ask you to commit before you've seen anything real.
Bring one real problem
A redundancy review, a merger, a transformation impact question — something specific, worked on your own data, not a generic demo.
See if it actually holds up
You judge whether the answer's useful before either of us talks about anything ongoing.
We keep going, at your pace
More of the estate, more of the organisation, on your timeline — never a rollout neither of us asked for.
Early access
Be one of the first to see your estate clearly.
We're working closely with a small number of early partners before this is generally available, with or without a dedicated architecture team. If you've ever had the answer on the tip of your tongue and no way to prove it, we'd like to hear from you.