Generate repeatable checks
Import a specification or runbook as a read-only version. Generate counts, nulls, sums, date ranges, distinct counts, duplicates and key or row-level comparisons where inputs and databases support them.
Verify & approve
Turn migration specifications into repeatable source-to-target checks. Identify missing keys and differing records, compare results across rehearsals, and produce a frozen evidence package for technical and business approval.
Versioned input · test results · reviewed findings
Import a specification or runbook as a read-only version. Generate counts, nulls, sums, date ranges, distinct counts, duplicates and key or row-level comparisons where inputs and databases support them.
Identify missing and extra keys and differing rows or columns. Stored findings use counts, deltas and keyed digests; authorised leads can locate real keys on screen.
See newly failing, fixed and persistent discrepancies. Trends help the team judge whether successive rehearsals are improving.
Review suggested tolerances and their reasons. Lead overrides and accepted failures are audited, so exceptions remain explainable.
Execute checks in parallel on demand or on a schedule, with retries, pause/resume and overlap controls.
Freeze a hashed package and collect technical approval followed by business approval from a different person. Export Word, PDF and Excel evidence.
Design approval in Analyst confirms the intended move. Recon Sentinel approval records review of the observed migration outcome.
A local Windows application with a browser dashboard, command line, role-based access and a verifiable audit trail. Checks use read-only queries; raw sensitive values are not retained in results.
Review product security controls →The published Analyst specification is the preferred input. Recon Sentinel validates imports and can derive checks from mappings and live catalogues when explicit rules or types are absent. Unsupported dialects are rejected; missing keys and incomplete mappings are surfaced for review.
Review verified reconciliation systems →Scope a source and target, agree tolerances and review what a technical and business approval package should contain.