Documentation gaps
Documents may describe the system as designed—not how it actually operates today.
GRID.AI
GRID.AI helps financial institutions across banking, cards and payments decide what to migrate, retire or rebuild, in what order and at what cost, from an evidence-backed map of their own legacy ecosystem.
Legacy documentation rarely tells the whole story. Critical dependencies and business rules can live in code, runtime behaviour, batch schedules and the experience of a few busy subject-matter experts.
Documents may describe the system as designed—not how it actually operates today.
Interfaces, batch chains and shared data relationships can surface late in a programme.
Teams spend weeks explaining systems before they can validate a reliable baseline.
GRID.AI combines AI-powered discovery with deep technology and domain expertise to uncover system insights, identify gaps and dependencies, and help financial institutions move modernisation forward.
Built for banking, cards and payments, GRID.AI looks beyond source code. It connects applications, interfaces, batch flows, data and business rules, so every modernisation decision traces back to evidence.
Code, schemas, schedules, logs and specifications are analysed first, so SME time goes on validating, not explaining.
Grounded in banking, cards, payments and reconciliation, so results reflect how your operations actually run.
Every fact links back to its source and conflicts are surfaced, so scope and sequencing choices stand up to scrutiny.
Findings are organised for the next phase, so build and migration teams start from a baseline instead of rediscovering it.
SMEs confirm, correct or reject findings, so disagreements are settled by people, not silently resolved.
Every deliverable comes from one connected evidence model, so teams aren’t working from conflicting documents.
The goal is not a longer inventory. It is a clearer decision about what to modernise, migrate, retire or investigate next—and in what sequence.
Build a structured view of applications, interfaces, jobs and data.
Map dependencies, business rules and end-to-end processes.
Surface gaps, conflicts and potential risks for expert review.
Use the findings to inform scope, waves, budget and cutover planning.
Bring technical findings into the conversations that shape investment, delivery scope and migration planning.
Build a more grounded view of scope, sequencing, delivery exposure and the decisions that need leadership alignment.
Understand applications, interfaces, batch dependencies, data relationships and business rules before shaping the target-state plan.
Identify gaps, dependencies and unresolved questions early, then use cited deliverables to support migration waves and cutover planning.
See how GRID.AI connects system artefacts, dependencies and business rules to help financial institutions assess scope, sequencing and modernisation priorities.
Each stage ends with something you can review.
Agreed artefacts, in one place.
Facts pulled from code, schemas and schedules.
Findings connected in one fact graph.
Structured insights ready for review.
SMEs resolve gaps and conflicts.
Cited outputs ready for decisions.
Each is generated from a shared fact graph, so findings stay consistent and traceable to source artefacts.
A global card issuer needed a fact-based baseline before deciding how to exit a 15-year-old IBM portal stack.
The environment included 12 portlet modules, more than 350,000 lines of code and 930 code and configuration files. Business-logic documentation was incomplete, and a schema change could affect all 12 modules.
Decision enabled: incremental modernisation, with a phased sequence and vulnerable libraries flagged for remediation before migration work.
Deployment and data handling can be aligned to your environment and requirements.
Sensitive data is masked before anything is sent to an AI model.
GRID.AI reads agreed input locations and writes only to the agreed output.
Per-client encryption, with options for keys you control.
Reads, AI calls and decisions are logged, so every step is traceable.
Choose pull, hybrid, or deployment within your own AWS account.
An LLM gateway supports provider choice, subject to your requirements.
Begin with one platform or build a connected baseline across the agreed ecosystem. We’ll shape the scope around the decision you need to make.
Know enough about one platform to make your next decision.
See how every in-scope platform connects, and plan migration around it.
Keep decisions grounded as the estate changes during migration.