Connect read-only
Federated access only—no agents, no stored cloud credentials, no change permissions. Every estate you connect joins one cross-cloud fleet inventory.
StackVolt tells enterprises what is safe to shut down after a cloud migration, proves it, and prices every day they don't.
Modernization runs old and new estates side by side for one to three years. The evidence of what replaced what is scattered across migration tools, flow logs, CMDBs, tickets, and people's memory—so no one wants to own a shutdown, and yesterday's infrastructure becomes a permanent line item.
They monetize consumption. Every month the old estate stays on is revenue—and the tool that ends the tail works against the seller's incentive.
Cost tools see idle resources, not migrated ones. Idle because migrated looks exactly like idle waste—so nothing ever gets certified.
Wave planners own the journey to cutover. Their record stops precisely when the shutdown question begins.
One read-only connection builds the fleet inventory; the ledger turns that inventory into verdicts. Every asset carries its migration state—and every report states what it could not see.
Federated access only—no agents, no stored cloud credentials, no change permissions. Every estate you connect joins one cross-cloud fleet inventory.
Map every source asset to its modern replacement while migration evidence still exists—it decays in weeks, not years.
Verify replacement, traffic, dependencies, and human approval in one durable, append-only record.
Inventory tools tell you what exists. StackVolt starts there—one fleet across both estates—then adds the state that matters after cutover: what replaced each asset, whether it is safe to retire, who approved it, what waiting costs, and whether the landing zone stays clean.
Why a ledger, and not another dashboard? Because the durable artifact of a migration is not a picture of your estate. It is the proof of what you were allowed to turn off.
Flagging an idle resource is cheap and copyable. Every inventory, FinOps, and security tool already does it.
Who certified the shutdown, on which evidence, with whose approval—written once, kept permanently. Once the migration team disperses, it can never be reconstructed.
Every certification makes the next one faster and safer. The ledger becomes the program's institutional memory—and the reason to stay.
See the source estate burn down by application, wave, owner, and dollar—not by slide-deck status.
Price every uncertified asset by day and turn decommission delay into a visible operating decision.
Keep who approved what, which evidence they relied on, and what changed after the verdict.
Customer-owned roles grant only the inventory access each connector needs.
Per-tenant external IDs and temporary tokens replace stored cloud credentials.
Organization sessions resolve to database-enforced tenant boundaries on every request.
Every report includes the evidence gaps—what our connectors could not see is shown, never hidden.
Bring one completed wave. StackVolt will show what can be certified, what is blocking the rest, and what the delay costs.