Command Graph
The Command Graph that draws itself
Migrations, new service integrations, vendor assessments — almost every IT initiative starts with the same questions: Which systems and data do we have, and how are they connected? The Command Graph answers them with a queryable knowledge graph of your entire IT landscape — a Digital Twin of an Organization.
Automatic discovery instead of a manual inventory
Model Atlas and Data Atlas read models and instances directly from your running systems — so the inventory builds itself, rather than requiring a dedicated project with interviews and architecture workshops.
A queryable knowledge graph instead of a static diagram
You can query the relationships between your systems, data and documents directly: Which systems use a particular schema? Which downstream services would be affected by a field change? Where does a given data asset appear across the landscape? This lets you plan migrations, find the right source for a new service or trace a data field back to its origin.
Live operational state instead of a point-in-time snapshot
New systems and data sources are detected and classified automatically. This means architecture, integration and data quality teams work with the actual state of your IT landscape — and new team members get a reliable overview from day one.
Explore the Command Graph — in a modern interface
The integrated analytics interface Eclipse Daanse displays the Command Graph interactively, so there’s no need to buy and integrate a separate visualisation tool. This turns a queryable knowledge graph into a tool that non-specialists can work with as well — and that supports decision-making.
Compatible with what you already have
Formats & interfaces
- Existing API definitions imported directly — OpenAPI, OData, SOAP or gRPC/Protobuf — with no remodelling.
- Existing data schemas imported directly — database schemas, JSON Schema, XSD and UML.
- Discovered structures available in standard formats — JSON Schema, XSD, UML and Ecore/XMI — ready for direct use in your existing tools.
Organisation & operations
- Multi-tenancy from the ground up — one Command Graph across multiple divisions, subsidiaries or organisational units, each with its own access rights.
- Flexible deployment — on-premises, hosted or hybrid, depending on your infrastructure.
What sets us apart
Established tools map your IT landscape using a prebuilt connector for each source system, or rely on manual architecture modelling. With the Command Graph, each system supplies its own structure — no separate discovery effort required — and is actively linked to the other systems along the way. As a result, your entire IT landscape reaches a level of interoperability that isolated, one-off inventories never could. And because this structure is typed from the outset rather than stored as free text, it can feed straight into AI-powered analysis whenever you’re ready — not as a bolt-on integration, but as part of the same architecture. For you, that means no separate implementation project to introduce the Command Graph — and none later when you add AI.
We develop open source
Not as a concession, but out of conviction: what is created with public money should belong to everyone — not to a corporation. In the spirit of Public Money, Public Code, the code itself belongs to no one exclusively. More and more organisations now explicitly require this, because it gives them greater IT security, interoperability and vendor independence. We are part of the Eclipse Foundation. For you, this means a sovereign choice — one that stands on its own, regardless of what happens to us as a company.
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