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Your architecture team produces diagrams. They go stale. Your compliance team produces PDFs. They go stale. Meanwhile forty services are shipping whatever their local teams decide. Archiet inverts the model: architecture is generated from code (and vice versa), drift is detected on every PR, and compliance evidence is pulled from the actual blueprints.
Each service may have docs. Or may not. Architects produce diagrams for reviews, then nothing updates them. The CTO asks 'which services are non-compliant?' and the answer is a spreadsheet someone hand-maintains.
SOC 2 / ISO 27001 / GDPR / HIPAA / PCI / DORA / NIS2. Ten days of an architecture team mapping evidence across 40 services by hand. Half of it wrong by the time the audit finishes.
The service has quietly diverged from its original design. Nobody reviewed the PR that did it. Post-mortem says 'unexpected cascading failure'. Root cause: an architectural boundary violated six months ago.
Every service has a scored ArchiMate blueprint. Portfolio view shows all systems with compliance status, architecture score, and drift severity — the single dashboard that didn't exist before.
When a PR introduces a change that violates the service's architectural constraints, Archiet's GitHub App comments on it before merge. Drift is caught during development, not discovered during outage.
SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, DORA, NIS2. Control-level evidence per service, rolled up to portfolio level, exportable as PDF. Audit review goes from ten days of manual mapping to one day of human judgement on the TBD fields.
Self-hosted on your infrastructure, SAML SSO, SCIM provisioning, SOC 2 evidence package for your own auditors, and drift detection across all your services. Pricing depends on service count and seat count — talk to us for a quote.