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Review an application portfolio by domain, criticality, status or owner.
Centralize the knowledge of your IT landscape, connect applications, business and risks, and make trade-offs on reliable, shared information.
A CIO defends trade-offs that go beyond the purely technical dimension: cutting debt, prioritizing a portfolio or integrating an acquisition. Every case forces you to reconstruct the same information: who uses what, who depends on whom, who is accountable and how much it costs.
Boldo consolidates that knowledge into a shared base. An application is no longer a simple row in a file: it becomes an entry point to its usage, its relationships, its owners, its costs and its impacts.
Boldo centralizes the knowledge of your IT landscape into a shared base. Each application carries its usage, its owners, its risks and its costs, following the rules specific to your organization.

You structure the information that matters for your decisions:
This structure goes beyond the limits of a flat inventory. It provides common ground to work decisions through and align IT, business, security and management on the same information.
Executive management does not read the IT landscape at the same level as a CISO or a business owner. Yet every view rests on the same base: you adapt the reading to your audience, without duplicating or reprocessing the information.
Review an application portfolio by domain, criticality, status or owner.
Explain one specific dependency or prepare a working session with the teams involved.
Show a hierarchy computed from relationships, such as business capabilities organized by level.
Compare statuses, criticality levels or distributions at a glance.
Gather several perspectives into a support you can use directly in the executive committee.
You never rebuild the information in each support: every view stays consistent and aligned.
The tool's ease of use and strong visual impact allowed us to reinforce our Smart Citadel roadmap and present it to elected officials with clear, reliable and engaging data.
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These projects share one trait: their success rests on understanding dependencies, mastering risks and winning stakeholder buy-in, not on producing a standalone deliverable.
Before retiring a tool, identify who uses it, which capabilities it supports and which flows it carries. Boldo connects these elements to spot duplicates, secure the schedule and document the decision. This way you reduce risks discovered late in a project.
DORA has applied to financial entities since January 2025, while NIS 2 widens resilience obligations. These regulations require, in particular, knowing which assets are critical, which activities depend on them and who is accountable for them.
The main risks often come from implicit dependencies: contracts, shared applications, access or transitional service agreements. Boldo provides a common reading of the scope before defining and validating the trajectory.
Deploying AI without a map can multiply use cases with too little visibility over the data, applications and processes involved. Boldo ties each use case to the associated assets and risks.

A committee support built from a shared base
A large share of time is lost before the trade-off even begins: finding the right file, checking whether the information is still up to date, or rebuilding a support for each committee. Boldo does not reduce the real complexity of your IT landscape. It reduces the time needed to understand and convey it, so you can present the executive committee with clear, traceable and understandable information.
An IT department does not start from scratch. Boldo takes in the data already available in your files and internal tools.
Map columns to properties or relationships, choose a stable key and preview changes before committing them.
Create, update and query assets from your scripts. Recurring syncs are designed with your teams, with no opaque mechanism.
Give compatible assistants read access to your data, within each user's permission scope.
A useful map evolves in contact with the teams. Even so, not every user should be able to view or edit the whole base. Boldo combines user types, roles and access domains, while distinguishing the rights applied to assets from those applied to catalog content.
Depending on your plan, you can also enable the controls your CISO expects: SSO, two-factor authentication and IP-based access restriction.
From EUR 39 per editor per month, with a 14-day free trial. Simple pricing, aligned with your actual usage.
Favor a tool able to connect assets to each other, not just to produce visual representations. The value of a map comes from its ability to answer trade-off questions: what would the impacts of a migration be, where are the critical dependencies, which applications are duplicates, how much does the portfolio cost and who is accountable for it?
Boldo answers these needs with a connected knowledge base, views tuned to each audience, from the executive committee to technical teams, and governance that lets teams contribute without granting them broad rights over the whole base.
Migration, compliance, application debt, M&A or AI: see how to structure the topic, analyze the dependencies and produce a view fit for the decision.
30 minutes focused on a case close to yours.