Migrate to Ardoq in Weeks, Not Months

Yes. Teams switching from legacy or slower-moving EA tools consistently report the same pattern: faster time to insight and far less admin overhead once they're on Ardoq.

FLSmidth moved from LeanIX specifically because it required too much specialist effort to show value and didn't get non-EA stakeholders engaged. Primark's prior tool was heading toward end of life and couldn't deliver speed to insight. Now with Ardoq, audit and compliance tasks that used to take days take just minutes. And a state-owned railway that previously needed 3-4 months to deliver features in their old EA solution now does it in days.

With Ardoq, migrating is less difficult than most teams expect, thanks to smart import capabilities and guidance from our onboarding team throughout your migration journey.

Your existing data exports cleanly and ingests directly through Ardoq's Import API, so nothing gets rebuilt from scratch. Most teams see their full application estate mapped within four weeks.

Ardoq charges based on the number of applications in your workspace. Pricing is modular, aligned to business outcomes and always includes unlimited users and core platform capabilities. Add-ons are available at fixed prices and per app (depending on the add-on). To get accurate pricing for your organization, contact sales for a custom quote.

No, your exported data, including ownership records and existing relationships, carries over rather than getting rebuilt. What you had mapped in your previous tooling will be mapped in Ardoq.

Yes, you can start before your contract ends. Running both platforms in parallel for a short duration during the transition is the norm, not the exception. There's no forced cutover date. You migrate and validate at your own pace, then switch over when you're confident.

You do, throughout the process. The migration pulls from your own export; ownership doesn't change hands or pass through a third party at any point.