40+ Systems. Multiple ERP Instances.
One Execution Layer.
Launch Layer catalogs every system in your landscape, maps every integration, and generates the artifacts your delivery team needs to consolidate — regardless of how complex the environment is.
Built for Real Complexity
40+ systems. 4 ERP instances. 6 middleware layers. The kind of complexity that comes from M&A activity, organic growth, and years of point solutions layered on top of each other. This is the environment Launch Layer was designed for.
M&A System Sprawl
Every acquisition brings its own ERP instance, its own middleware, its own master data conventions. Launch Layer ingests the full landscape and identifies overlapping systems, redundant integrations, and consolidation candidates automatically.
Middleware Stack Mapping
MuleSoft, BizTalk, Boomi, custom SFTP, flat-file transfers — your middleware layer is rarely one technology. Launch Layer maps every integration pathway, regardless of the technology stack, and surfaces dependencies invisible to manual discovery.
Organic Growth Debt
Years of tactical decisions create integration debt: point-to-point connections, shadow IT systems, undocumented batch jobs. Launch Layer catalogs everything — documented or not — and generates a consolidation roadmap your team can actually execute.
Cross-Instance Dependencies
When multiple ERP instances share customers, vendors, or products, the dependencies between them are the highest-risk area of any consolidation. Launch Layer traces every cross-instance data flow and flags conflicts before they become go-live blockers.
Multi-ERP Fragmentation Detection
Infor LX
Legacy manufacturing ERP with AS/400-era data structures, fixed-length fields, and custom extensions accumulated over decades of operation.
Infor Visual
Engineer-to-order ERP with project-based costing, different item master conventions, and SQL-based data model incompatible with LX structures.
Dynamics NAV
Acquired entity's distribution ERP with European date/number formats, different chart of accounts structure, and regional compliance fields.
Business Central
Cloud-based ERP for newer business units with API-first architecture, different master data IDs, and modern field formats that conflict with legacy instances.
System Catalog & Scope Gap Detection
A living inventory of every system in your landscape — with criticality ratings, integration dependencies, and migration status. Continuously monitored against project scope to prevent scope creep and surface gaps before they become emergencies.
Living System Inventory
Every system is cataloged with its technology stack, data volume, user count, criticality tier, and business process dependencies. New systems discovered during the program are added automatically — not lost in meeting notes.
- Technology stack profiling
- Criticality tier classification
- Business process mapping
- Automatic discovery of undocumented systems
Integration Dependency Graph
Every integration between systems is mapped with direction, frequency, data volume, and transformation complexity. The dependency graph reveals which systems are tightly coupled and which can be migrated independently.
- Directional data flow mapping
- Integration frequency and volume
- Coupling analysis for wave planning
- Critical path identification
Scope Gap Monitoring
The system catalog is continuously compared against project scope. Systems in the landscape but missing from project plans are flagged. Integration dependencies that cross scope boundaries are surfaced before they cause go-live failures.
- Scope coverage analysis
- Missing system alerts
- Cross-boundary dependency warnings
- Scope creep trend monitoring
Regional Data Format Risk
Date Format Conflicts
MM/DD/YYYY vs DD.MM.YYYY vs YYYY-MM-DD. When systems across regions use different date formats, silent data corruption is inevitable. Launch Layer detects every date format convention across every system and flags conversion risks in integration specs.
Number Format Conflicts
1,000.00 vs 1.000,00. Decimal separators and thousands grouping vary by region. When financial data flows between systems with different conventions, amounts can be misinterpreted by orders of magnitude. Launch Layer maps every number format and generates transformation rules.
Currency & Unit Conventions
Multi-currency environments require conversion logic at every integration point. Unit of measure conventions (lbs vs kg, gallons vs liters) vary by region and system. Launch Layer flags every currency and UOM mismatch and generates the conversion specifications your team needs.
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