Reviewable decision
Reusable engagement output
- Intent
- A high-stakes initiative with enterprise constraints.
- Decision path
- Explicit options, rationale, reviewers, and sign-offs.
- Delivery output
- Linked architecture, evidence, and sprint-ready work.
Solutions
Move complex initiatives into engineering with the decisions attached.
Archangel helps teams in financial services, healthcare, and other regulated enterprises connect requirements, architecture decisions, and the work they hand to engineering.
Where Archangel fits
Recognize the work your team needs to move forward.
Illustrative applications of Archangel across regulated delivery and modernization.
Financial services
The initiative — Modernizing a service brings new architecture choices alongside existing requirements and internal standards.
How Archangel helps — Keep requirements, internal standards, architecture decisions, and reviewer sign-offs connected as the service changes.
Healthcare
The initiative — A workflow or integration change needs a shared understanding of requirements, architecture choices, and review responsibilities.
How Archangel helps — Plan the change with requirements, architecture choices, and review evidence in one connected package.
Brownfield modernization
The initiative — Existing systems carry constraints and context that need to inform the proposed change.
How Archangel helps — Bring repository, documentation, cloud, and stakeholder context into the same review as the proposed change.
How to engage
Two ways to work with Archangel.
Archangel Platform
Your team operates Archangel in your enterprise environment to connect discovery, architecture, decisions, and delivery planning.
Archangel Full Service
Work with Keller and trusted partners on a scoped discovery or architecture engagement, with decisions and outputs captured in Archangel. Delivery partners own implementation and ongoing support where those services are part of the engagement.
Live demo
See how Archangel prepares an initiative for engineering.
Request a walkthrough of decisions, architecture, evidence, review, and the engineering handoff. Tell us the kind of initiative you are considering.