A map of your IT estate that keeps itself up to date.
- Read-only access: Uncia changes nothing in your tools
- Deployed on your premises; hosted in France on request
- Your data stays with you, or in the dedicated instance you request in France: nothing is sent outside
- Language model by French vendor Mistral AI
Uncia connects to your cloud environments, your hypervisors, your CMDB and your firewalls. It reads your architecture documents automatically and makes every link, from business to network. You will know the consequences of a server outage, the products out of support and the inconsistencies in your documentation.
Supported by
Connected to the tools already at your disposal
Clouds, virtualisation, CMDB, firewalls, vulnerability scanners, endpoints: Uncia reads them read-only and links all the information together.
- AWS AWS: accounts, machines, networks, rules
- Microsoft Azure Azure: subscriptions, machines, networks, rules
- Google Cloud Google Cloud: projects, machines, networks
- VMware VMware: sites, clusters, hosts, machines
- HHyper-V (via export) Hyper-V: hosts and machines, read from a PowerShell or spreadsheet export
- Nutanix Nutanix: clusters and machines
- Kubernetes Kubernetes: clusters and workloads
- ServiceNow ServiceNow: the CMDB
- GLPI GLPI: inventory
- iTop iTop: repository
- Fortinet Fortinet: firewall rules
- Palo Alto Networks Palo Alto: firewall policies
- SStormshield Stormshield: firewall policies
- Zscaler Zscaler: user access paths
- Tenable Tenable: vulnerabilities
- Qualys Qualys: vulnerabilities
- Cyberwatch Cyberwatch: vulnerabilities
- Microsoft Intune Intune: endpoints
Plus all your data, structured or not: exports, architecture documents, PDFs, PowerPoint, diagrams, spreadsheets.
- Excel / CSV Spreadsheets: inventories, flow matrices
- Word Word: architecture documents
- PowerPoint PowerPoint: architecture documents and diagrams
- PDF PDF: documents and diagrams
- Visio Visio: diagrams
- draw.io draw.io: diagrams
- ArchiMate ArchiMate: models and diagrams
- C4 C4: diagrams
What you gain
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Connected to your tools, no data entry
Uncia reads what your clouds, hypervisors, CMDB and firewalls already know, as well as your documents. With every collection, it tells you what it understood and what it is missing.
AWS read in 24 s
read in a demonstration, on a test account
The connectors -
Your whole estate, business to network
A map nobody drew, across four layers, updated automatically with every collection.
4 layers
business, applications, infrastructure and network, mapped without any manual drawing
The mapping -
Answer the committee the same day
What goes down if a server stops, what leaves support and when, a report structured along the NIS2 directive or the DORA regulation.
44 of 342
machines out of support in a demonstration, each one dated
Impact, questions, reports -
Start a project on an accurate inventory
A migration or an audit begins with a sourced inventory. Your documents are written and versioned in Uncia, which tells you the gap between target and current state.
90 of 102
elements of a document confirmed by the sources, in a demonstration
The documentation
Four layers, one thread
Pick an element, from business capability to network zone: Uncia follows it through all four layers and shows you where each piece of information comes from.
Business capability
Serve policyholders online
- Domain
- Customers, billing and premiums
- Delivered by
- Customer portal
- Firewalls crossed
- fw-orv-angers, fw-orv-nantes
- matrice_applications_capacites_orv.csv
Application
Customer portal
- Delivers
- 1 capability, on 41 machines
- Exchanges with
- Premium collection, Identity service and 2 more
- Flows
- 55, 7 of them to handle
- referentiel_applications_itop_orv.csv
- matrice_applications_capacites_orv.csv
Virtual machine
vm-pcl-rec-api-01
- Runs
- Customer portal
- Application network zones
- APPLICATIONS, BASES and 10 more
- Firewall
- fw-orv-nantes, 44 rules, 12 matching no flow
- referentiel_applications_itop_orv.csv
Network zone
APPLICATIONS
- Subnet
- 10.60.12.0/23
- Hosts
- vm-pcl-rec-api-01 (Customer portal)
- Firewall
- fw-orv-nantes, 44 rules, 12 matching no flow
- flux_reseau_orv.csv
When two sources diverge, both values stay visible with their source, and you are asked to decide.
Three questions you get every week, answered in Uncia
Every answer cites its sources: the connector, the file, the row.
- If this application stops 5 business capabilities affected, each with its path
- The path of every dependency from application to business capability, link by link
- 3 business flows affected collect, inform the policyholder, issue a contract
- Dated by endoflife.date every end of support has its date and source
- Per product 4 products, 44 machines
- What is coming what leaves support within the year
- Located at the paragraph §7.1 Inventory, table 1, row 4
- Contradictions brought forward the document says 2022, your sources 2016
- Uncia does not decide alone gaps are raised for a person to decide
Why your CISO will say yes
Deployed on your premises, hosted in France on request, Uncia runs on modest resources and only ever reads.
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Deployed on your premises; hosted in France on request
Uncia installs on your servers, in your data centre; on request, in a dedicated instance with OVHcloud in France. The language model runs alongside it: no text is sent to an outside service.
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Light on resources
One machine is enough, no GPU required.
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Read-only by design
Connectors only ever read: no writes and no changes in your tools and systems.
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Nothing leaves without your consent
Outbound connections are off by default. What the model proposes enters the base only after a human decision.
By default, Uncia uses Mistral Small 3, a language model from French vendor Mistral AI, released under the Apache 2.0 licence and served on your servers by Ollama, or on your dedicated instance in France if you request one. The model proposes; every proposal is shown with its source, and you can reject it. Another model, or a European API, can replace it if you choose.
See your estate in Uncia in 30 minutes
We show you Uncia on a demonstration instance, then on part of your own estate if you wish: a read-only cloud account or a hypervisor export. You leave with a first map of that perimeter and a first view of your technical debt (end of support, gaps).