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Cutover & go-live execution

Your project plan stops at the go-live date. The hard part starts there.

One platform for planning a go-live, proving it is ready, running the night itself, and producing the evidence afterwards. Built by a cutover lead who spent fifteen years doing all four from a spreadsheet.

Cutover — Northwind S/4HANA
Go-live · 63 tasks · 7 phases
Change the date. The whole schedule moves with it — that is how a template becomes a plan.

Four things, one place.That is where the time goes.

Most teams plan in one tool, track readiness in a spreadsheet, run the night on a bridge call and assemble the report by hand. Each handover is a rekey, and every rekey is a chance to be wrong.

Plan it

From a template, not a blank page

Ten scenarios, twenty-one plans, up to 197 tasks. Pick a go-live date and the schedule lays itself out around it. Programme, project and cutover plans link and roll up.

Prove it is ready

Readiness as a grid, not a flag

Business areas against criteria composed from your programme type, your industry and the regulatory regimes you carry. Eight compliance packs add the tasks each regime requires.

Run it

One screen on the night

What is running, what is late, who owns it, whether you are inside the window — and the Go/No-Go recorded as it is taken.

Report it

Written, not assembled

Status reports generated from the plan. Overdue tasks emailed to each owner on a schedule. A complete audit trail underneath all of it.

The reason the status report is free is that the runbook and the readiness grid are in the same place. That is the whole argument for one tool rather than four.

It knows what time it is.Everywhere at once.

A cutover team is never in one timezone. The runbook runs on the wall clock where the work is happening; you see it in yours, without anyone doing arithmetic at 3am.

Those are live. Resources are laid out the same way — so when something stalls you can see who is on shift before you wake the wrong person.

Most teams run a cutover from a spreadsheet on a shared drive, read aloud on a bridge call. That works right up until it doesn't.

Why we built this

See it against your next cutover.

Twenty minutes, your programme, your questions. We will show you the runbook and the command centre — and you can tell us where it does not fit.

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Product

The whole suite, phase by phase.

Everything below is in the product today unless it carries a roadmap tag.

Plan it.Structure, templates and the schedule.

Programme, project and cutover — and how they link

A programme holds many projects; each project ends in a cutover. Progress rolls up without anyone rekeying it into a deck. A multi-site programme runs one cutover per site, each contributing to a master plan.

  • Master cutover plans with contributing child plans
  • Mirror and rollup tasks — a child's milestone appears on the master
  • Cross-plan gates — a master gate that blocks its children
  • Sub-milestones — indent tasks into groups without breaking the numbering
  • Multi-site wizard — seed N site plans from one task set
Programme roll-uplive
S/4HANA Global Transformationprogramme
— Technical: Data Migration39% · on track
— Logistics: Production Planning16% · at risk
— Finance Integration62%
Rolled up automaticallyno rekeying

Templates that arrive as a schedule

Ten scenarios and twenty-one plans, from an ERP go-live to an AI data centre build at programme, project and cutover level. Set the go-live date and every task lands where it belongs — long-lead items months out, the outage window hours wide.

  • 197 tasks in the AI Data Centre build across three levels
  • Go-live-relative dates — pick a date, get a plan
  • Import from Excel or CSV, with your ids preserved
  • Plan builder for phases, milestone groups and column config

See all ten scenarios →

AI Data Centre Build197 tasks
Programme — interconnection, allocation, permits55
Project — civil, electrical, mechanical, fabric79
Cutover — energisation to first workload63
CommissioningL1 through L5 + IST
Downtime-flagged steps17

Prove it is ready.Before anyone asks.

Readiness is a grid, and the detail is the point

Finance may be trained but working from unvalidated data. Supply Chain may be the reverse. A single "are we ready?" tick hides exactly the distinction the decision turns on.

Criteria are composed from three things — your programme type, your industry, and the regimes you carry. They stack: acquire a medical device business and you inherit GxP on top of the SOX you already had.

  • Eight compliance packs — GxP, 21 CFR Part 11, SOX, HIPAA, GDPR, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, SOC 2
  • Project-side and cutover-night tasks, added to the right plan type
  • Dress rehearsal tracking against the real runbook

How readiness composes →

M&A integration · life sciences · GxP + SOX
Financedata unvalidated
Supply Chaintraining incomplete
Qualityvalidation evidence — blocks go-live
Manufacturingready
Criteria composed from3 axes, stacked

Run it.One screen, one clock, one version of the truth.

The command centre

What is running right now and for how long. Whether you are inside the outage window or over it. Who owns the late one and whether they are awake.

  • Planned versus projected — planned dates never move, so the gap is the slip
  • Downtime heatmap that opens on the current hour
  • Go/No-Go records — who decided, when, on what basis
  • Issues and blockers raised against a task, visible instantly
  • Real-time — everyone sees the same state without refreshing
  • Resources by timezone — who is on shift right now

What the night looks like →

Live — 02:41plan clock
T-2140 · Database restorecomplete · 41m
T-2141 · Interface validationrunning · 18m over
T-2142 · Financial reconciliationblocked
Outage window6h 12m remaining
Projected end08:58 · 18m late

Report it.And prove it, afterwards.

Reporting that writes itself

Duration-weighted progress against elapsed time, variance in words, and a per-milestone breakdown — generated from the plan, not typed on a Friday afternoon.

  • Past due & due today, emailed to each owner — only their own tasks
  • On a schedule you set, in the plan's timezone, with nothing sent when nothing is outstanding
  • Status report with CSV, PDF and Excel export
  • Analytics across phases, owners and milestone groups

An audit trail that stands up

Every status change, date edit, approval and access grant — actor, timestamp and what changed. In a regulated go-live the evidence matters as much as the schedule.

  • Hash-chained entries — a tampered record is detectable
  • Configurable audit level per organisation
  • Full export for an auditor, per plan or per organisation
  • Go/No-Go decisions recorded with approvers and open issues at the time
  • Access and permission changes logged alongside the work
  • Monitored — the platform checks its own logging is working

Reporting and audit in detail →

See it against your next cutover.

Twenty minutes, your programme, your questions.

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Pricing

Priced on concurrent plans, never on seats.

Cutover participation is bursty — two hundred people on the weekend, ten the rest of the month — and the platform is worth more the more of them are in it. Seat pricing would create an incentive to leave people out of the runbook, which is the exact failure this product exists to prevent.

Capability StarterProfessionalTeam EnterpriseEnterprise+PortfolioGlobal Enterprise
Price $199/mo · $1,990/yr $449/mo · $4,490/yr $1,199/mo · $11,990/yr $2,499/mo · $24,990/yr $5,499/mo · $54,990/yr Contact salesannual, invoiced Contact salesannual, invoiced
Concurrent plans 1351220 UnlimitedUnlimited
Users Unlimited on every tier
Cutover plans & runbook
Command centre & real-time
Downtime heatmap & Go/No-Go
Timezone resources
Templates & import
Status report & exports
Past due & due today email
Audit trail
Programme plans & roll-up
Master / child plan linking
Business readiness grid
Compliance packs 8 regimes add-onadd-on add-onadd-on
Advanced audit levels & tamper evidence
SSO / SAML & org API keys
Travel & onsite matrix roadmap
Out-of-office calendar roadmap
Quality Plan module roadmap add-onadd-on add-onadd-on
Multi-org portfolio governance roadmap
Data residency by region
Named escalation & uptime SLAadd-onadd-on
Cutover delivery servicesadd-onadd-onadd-on
Billing CardCardCardCard Invoice + POAnnual, invoicedAnnual, invoiced
Roadmap items are marked, deliberately. Where a tier shows a roadmap capability, it is included at no extra cost when it ships and does not change the price you sign at. We would rather tell you what is coming than let you find out.
Annual only above Enterprise. Enterprise+ and above are invoiced against a PO, with access on payment. More on Portfolio and Global Enterprise →
Templates

Ten scenarios. Twenty-one plans.

Every scenario ships a cutover plan; most ship a matching project plan, and the AI data centre build ships all three levels. Set a go-live date and the schedule lays itself out.

SAP S/4HANA
Cutover + project. Conversion, CIG/Ariba integration, financial reconciliation.
ERP Implementation
Cutover + project. Vendor-neutral, for JD Edwards, Dynamics, NetSuite and the rest.
AI Data Center Build
Programme + project + cutover. 197 tasks: interconnection, L1–L5 commissioning, GPU burn-in, first workload.
Data Center Migration
Cutover + project. Lift, re-platform, decommission.
QMS Implementation
Cutover + project. Validated quality systems, GxP-aware.
CTMS Implementation
Cutover + project. Clinical trial management, study and site data.
LMS Implementation
Cutover + project. Training records and completion history.
CRM
Cutover + project. Accounts, pipeline and territory migration.
HR Systems
Cutover + project. Payroll parallel runs and employee data.
Data Conversion
Cutover + project. Extract, transform, load and reconcile as a programme in its own right.
A template is a starting point, not a straitjacket. Delete what does not apply — starting from a full plan and cutting is faster than starting from nothing. Your own plans can be saved as org templates and reused across the business. roadmap
Compliance packs

Regulated go-lives carry more. So the plan should know that.

Apply a pack and the tasks it requires are added to your plan — project-side activities on a project plan, cutover-night ones on a cutover plan. Not a checklist bolted on the side.

PackWhat it addsProjectCutover
GxP / CSVValidation lifecycle, IQ/OQ/PQ evidence, QA release approval without which production use does not begin2714
21 CFR Part 11E-signature verification, audit-trail continuity confirmed before the first business transaction168
SOX / ITGCSegregation of duties verified in production roles, change-management evidence, privileged access log139
HIPAAPHI handling, access controls, breach-notification readiness8
GDPRData-subject rights, lawful basis, cross-border transfer checks8
ISO 27001Control evidence, risk treatment, time synchronisation8
PCI-DSSCardholder data scope confirmed, leak detection, network segmentation8
SOC 2Trust services criteria mapped to cutover activities6
The deviation log opens before the outage window, so actions are recorded as they happen rather than reconstructed afterwards. That single ordering decision is the difference between evidence and recollection.
A starting point, not a compliance opinion. Your quality team still owns what is right for you. Included with Enterprise+ and above; available as an add-on on every other tier.
Roadmap

What is coming, and what is not built yet.

Everything on this page is planned rather than shipped. It is here because you are buying a direction as much as a product — and because finding out later is worse.

Included · Enterprise and above

Travel & onsite matrix

Which days each person must be onsite, grouped by team, with location and arrival. A cutover weekend has people flying in; today that lives in a separate spreadsheet.

Included · Enterprise and above

Out-of-office calendar

Planned absence visible against the plan, so a task is not assigned to someone who is away the week it falls due.

Add-on · Team to Portfolio · included with Global Enterprise

Quality Plan module

Quality requirements with owners, due dates, attachments and phase gates, with its own dashboard and status report. The first per-project paid module.

Portfolio and Global Enterprise

Multi-org portfolio governance

A parent organisation that sees every cutover across its business units without any of them seeing each other. Central policy pushed down, consolidated audit export, data residency per region, SSO and SCIM at group level.

All tiers

Org template repository

Save any plan as a template inside your organisation and start new projects from your own runbook structure rather than ours.

All tiers

ServiceNow & Jira

An external reference on a task and an outbound webhook, so a cutover step can open and close a ticket in the system your operations team already lives in.

Where a tier shows a roadmap capability on the pricing page, it is included when it ships and does not change the price you sign at.
Partner programme

For systems integrators and delivery partners.

A programme, not a price tier. You run cutovers for other companies — usually inside their tenant, one client at a time — and that is a different shape from a customer running a portfolio of their own.

Why the licence sits with the client.And why that is better for you.

In a regulated cutover the client must own the GxP records, the Go/No-Go decisions and the approver signatures. An integrator cannot hold that on the client's behalf. Whoever owns the evidence owns the licence — which means you are never the reason a customer has to migrate their audit trail when an engagement ends.

Model A

Resell

You buy at wholesale, set your own client price, own the relationship, the margin and the collection risk. Suits firms who want the platform inside their own delivery offering.

Model B

Refer

The client contracts with us at list; you take a recurring share and carry no balance-sheet exposure. Suits firms who would rather not invoice for software.

Chosen per client, not per partnership. Large integrators will not introduce a supplier who bills their client directly; smaller ones will not carry the credit risk. Forcing one model loses half the channel, so we do not.

Delivery licences

Your own tenancy at Team or Enterprise for building runbooks before a client engagement starts.

Certification

Your cutover leads trained and certified on the platform, listed as accredited.

Co-sell

Joint pursuit where the client is buying delivery and platform together.

Talk to us about the programme.

Tell us how you deliver and we will tell you which model fits.

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Portfolio & Global Enterprise

When one organisation is many organisations.

A group transformation office running cutovers across business units that each operate as their own tenant — with their own regulators, their own data residency and their own auditors.

Portfolio

Across the group

Unlimited plans and users. Every cutover in flight across all business units in one view, without any child organisation seeing another's data. Compliance packs, readiness axes and templates set once at group level and inherited. Consolidated audit export for a group-level audit rather than eleven separate ones.

Global Enterprise

Everything, plus residency and assurance

Portfolio, plus data residency per region so an EU subsidiary's records stay in the EU, SSO and SCIM at parent level, an uptime SLA with named escalation, and the Quality Plan module included.

Access at signature, not at payment. Enterprise procurement takes net 30–60 after a decision is made; waiting for funds to clear costs two months of goodwill from a customer who has already chosen you. A signed order form and a PO are enough to start.
Multi-org portfolio governance is on the roadmap. Everything else in both tiers exists today. We would rather price honestly ahead of it than describe it as shipped.

Scoped per deal.

Tell us how many business units, which regions and which regulators, and we will put a number against it.

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