Same architects. Every service, still here.
Four layers, one accountable system of work. Each service is its own front door to the rest of the stack.
Every service.
Identity and access
Identity architecture for human and machine identities across Okta and Atlassian Guard: SSO, SCIM, permission design, and Agent SSO readiness.
Guard cleanup and access reviews
Guard cleanup and access reviews: licensed users reconciled against real people and systems, then kept that way by a review that produces evidence.
Migration, every kind
Data Center to Cloud, cloud to cloud, and third-party tools into Atlassian, with the identity and governance workstreams built into the scope.
Service management
JSM and ESM programs where change control and the system of record for access actually live.
Change management programs
Change management programs around migrations, Jira Service Management rollouts, and agent pilots, measured by adoption rather than by go-live.
Consulting
Architecture, governance, policy, and the human oversight that stays a human responsibility.
Custom development
Forge apps in production at scale, built by the architects who design the permission model underneath them.
Agent usage policy and guardrails
Usage policy and guardrails for Rovo, Forge, and MCP-connected agents: ownership, scope, cost governance, off switches, and audit trails.
Strategic reporting and budgets
Strategy Collection, Jira Align, and scaled agile, for the executive who has to defend the spend.
Managed support and staffing
Run-layer support with defined SLAs, plus embedded architects and admins.
Licensing and renewals
License audit and true-up, renewal planning, tier and edition guidance, consolidation, and procurement handling across the Atlassian estate.
Get an agent readiness assessment
Fixed scope. You get a findings report across identity, platform, and governance, an ownership gap analysis, and a sequenced plan for closing it.
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