Stage 01
Discover
One normalised repository built from your CMDB, platforms and the ClarityLite assessment. Every record keeps its source, so the inventory is trusted rather than argued over.
The platform
One platform for the whole programme
The orchestration layer for data centre and cloud transformation: one inventory, a governed plan, execution through the migration tools you already own, and every stakeholder on the same page from first scan to final cutover.
Clarity plans, sequences and governs the migration and drives execution through the engines you already own. It never replicates workloads itself.
The lifecycle
What are the six stages of a Clarity migration?
Stage 02
Assess
Every application profiled by size, utilisation, operating system and role, and given a disposition: rehost, replatform, refactor, retain or retire. Rationalise before you move; migrate only what earns its place.
Stage 03
Plan
Dependency mapping, move groups and waves, and what-if simulation, so sequencing is built on evidence.
Stage 04
Execute
Generated runbooks with T-minus sequencing, driving Nutanix Move, HCX, AWS MGN and Transform, Azure Migrate, Veeam, Rubrik and Carbonite through their APIs.
Stage 05
Govern
RAID log, approvals, command centre views and a full audit trail. Every decision visible; every action attributed.
Get started
Where to start
Most programmes begin with a ClarityLite assessment: an agentless scan of your VMware, Hyper-V or Nutanix estate, a sizing and readiness report the moment it completes, no commitment. The results load into Clarity as the first discovery source.
Deployment
Where Clarity runs
Clarity is deployed inside your own environment, never as a shared cloud service. Your estate data stays where your estate is: within your network, under your security controls, subject to your access policies.
Deployed in your environment
Your security controls apply
No vendor access without consent
Who uses Clarity
Programme leads
See status, risk and decisions across every wave.
Migration engineers
Plan move groups, generate runbooks and execute through the integrated tooling.
Application owners
Approve, schedule and see exactly what will happen to their systems and when.
Delivery partners
Run their own programmes on Clarity with their own roles, permissions and reporting.
Built by migration practitioners
The wave planning, the T-minus runbooks, the RAID log and the audit trail all exist because live programmes needed them.