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Understand your landscape, understand Flowmark.

Documentation, how we handle your data and answers to the questions IT managers and architects ask first.

Documentation

Setup, supported platforms and how Flowmark reads your existing repositories.

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Guides

Step-by-step walkthroughs for incident analysis, impact analysis and audit preparation.

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Blog

Notes from the field on integration insight, migrations and landscape risk.

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Your data

How Flowmark handles your data

Flowmark analyses integration flows and repositories to build its map. Here is what that means for your data.

You choose where it runs

In a major public cloud, in a European cloud (OVH) or on-premises in your own environment.

You choose the language model

Analysis optionally runs on a local language model hosted by Flowmark, or on your own model.

One-time code analysis

Flowmark analyses your integration repositories to build the map. Your data is not used to train models.

ISO 27001 and HTTPS

Certified information security management and encrypted communication.

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FAQ

What people ask us first

No. Flowmark takes a platform-independent approach. It reads your existing platform and integration repositories and builds a map from them. No replacement and no migration project are needed to get started.

Flowmark is not tied to one vendor. The platforms currently supported are listed in the documentation. Running something else? Just ask us.

Flowmark reads your existing repositories and flow definitions directly, so a first map is available much sooner than with manual documentation. Exactly how soon depends on the size of your landscape. In a demo we give you a realistic estimate.

Sensitive fields are masked before any analysis runs. You choose where Flowmark runs (public cloud, European cloud or on-premises) and which language model performs the analysis.

For mid-market organisations with an existing integration landscape, for example in wholesale, manufacturing, logistics and e-commerce. IT managers, integration architects and DevOps teams use it day to day.

You get the Flowmark platform, supported by guidance from integration specialists. So you not only get insight from the software, you also know what to do with it.

Flowmark is part of Cronos Groep, with more than 9,000 employees and more than 5,000 clients across the Benelux. More about us.

Still have questions?

Talk to the team behind Flowmark, or plan a demo and see it against your own landscape.