Keep platform operations visible, accountable, and resilient.

Sysmap surfaces every system, alias, and dependency with tenant isolation baked in so your teams can accelerate change without surprises.

Security-first controls with tenant isolation and audit-ready logging.
Platform surveillance that highlights risk before someone needs to ask.
Reliable alerting so your team can act on systems with confidence.

Core capabilities

Operational intelligence that keeps new tenants accountable

System inventory per organisation

Every tenant captures its services, databases, dashboards, and owners so operations teams can always see the full footprint.

Alias-aware search and discovery

Find systems by DNS, alias, or responsible team without guessing which spreadsheet owns the latest mapping.

Impact notes and dependency context

Document what breaks when a system goes down and surface downstream dependencies for faster triage.

Support contacts and escalation details

Keep the right people, runbooks, and channels tied to each service so responders know who to reach and when.

Contract dates and renewal reminders

Track agreement milestones across vendors, plan renewals, and notification owners so nothing lapses unnoticed.

URL health checks with notifications

Monitor endpoints continuously and push email or Teams alerts when vital URLs wobble or fail.

How it works

Three steps from request to a supported tenancy

Request your organisation

Tell us your team name, desired slug, and a contact so we can scope the tenancy and confirm DNS availability.

Admin approval and tenancy creation

Platform administrators verify the request, provision the tenant, and issue the reserved subdomain.

Add systems, owners, and alerts

Populate inventories, assign accountable owners, link suppliers, and enable health checks plus alias search.

Security and access, tenant by tenant

Every tenancy runs on its own subdomain with strict data boundaries. New organisations require platform admin approval before provisioning, and every request is logged so you know who asked for access and why.

Admins can attach escalation contacts, runbooks, and contract owners to each service so responders see the full context without jumping between tools.