Review users, apps, environments, transactions, API calls, portals, connectors, support tiers, and expected usage growth.
PaaS Dependency Review
Know whether your platform is still serving you.
An independent review of license exposure, renewal risk, lock-in, portability, delivery speed, and total cost of ownership.
Review checklist
Six questions before the next renewal conversation.
Map what would happen if pricing, packaging, or contract terms changed at the next renewal.
Assess workflow logic, integrations, data models, reporting, skills, admin knowledge, and commercial terms.
Compare promised delivery speed with actual change cycles, specialist dependency, backlog age, and business-user ownership.
Connect platform spend to workflows launched, cycle time, risk reduction, service quality, and operational visibility.
Identify workloads that should remain, be renegotiated, rebuilt, simplified, or moved into a more controlled architecture.
Outputs
What the review should produce.
- Platform cost and renewal exposure map
- Application and workflow dependency inventory
- Commercial and technical risk summary
- Shortlist of workloads to keep, change, or review
- Negotiation questions for procurement and leadership
- Recommended first action before renewal pressure rises
When it matters
Run this before the platform becomes a one-way door.
The review is useful before a major renewal, before expanding platform usage to more departments, before committing critical workflows, or after a vendor changes packaging, support tiers, or commercial terms.
The goal is not to attack the vendor. The goal is to restore choice, quantify business value, and decide what level of dependency is acceptable.
Review your platform
Bring one platform, one renewal, or one critical workflow.
We will help you decide what to inspect first and what evidence leadership needs before the next commercial decision.