Migrate & Modernize with Agentic AI

Traditional assessment treats every pass as a one-shot report: collect, analyse, deliver a static business case, repeat the whole cycle when an input changes. AWS Transform keeps the assessment live — you adjust it in chat instead of re-running it.

• Best-fit instance per server. The agent finds the lowest-cost Amazon EC2 instance that still fits each workload, against the target Region you choose.
• Licensing is analysed, not assumed. Operating system and SQL Server licensing positions are surfaced as part of the inventory snapshot.
• Several pricing options side by side, so finance compares commitment models rather than accepting a single number.
• Refine without re-running. Add missing inventory, adjust on-premises costs, model alternative AWS services, change assumptions and explore what-if scenarios — all through natural language.
• Ask it why. The agent explains what was in scope, why it picked a given instance type, and what the suggested next steps are based on.
• Supports MAP qualification. The output can help establish whether you qualify for AWS programs and incentives such as the Migration Acceleration Program.

A manual wave plan is out of date the moment it's finished. AWS Transform treats planning as a process that keeps moving: re-upload discovery data whenever it changes and the plan adapts, with a human reviewing every recommendation before anything is actioned.

• Scope & analyse. Review the discovery data, ask questions about your installed software and network architecture, and decide what is actually in scope.
• Group apps. Hostname analysis, network dependencies and your own business rules turn loose servers into applications. If you already have an application inventory, planning uses that instead.
• Generate move groups. Technical dependencies — shared databases, message queues — and business ones decide what has to move together.
• Build waves. Sequenced on priority score, move-group size, user counts and application complexity, against your timelines.
• Re-upload any time. New discovery data is processed, de-duplicated and merged with what exists. When a new dependency or infrastructure addition appears, the affected groups are flagged with recommended wave adjustments.