Your knowledge, data and tools
Connect the documents, catalogues, files, APIs and professional software the team chooses.
Workflow reconstruction and migration
Axis Spatial reconstructs an established spatial workflow, maps what it depends on and rebuilds it in stages with the people who know the work.
Historical system evidence. Current migration work is scoped with each organisation.

Made forSpatial teams that need to understand programs, files, dependencies and acceptance checks before changing an established workflow.
How the work runsDiscover → reconstruct → rebuild, with checks at every stage
Example shownHistorical Axis Spatial system
The workflow
Inventory the programs, files, data flows, software dependencies, settings and operational constraints that make the current work run.
Map operations and assumptions into a workflow people can inspect, correct and use to define a bounded migration path.
Prepare candidate changes, compare outputs and keep human review inside each stage before anything replaces the established workflow.
What Axis Spatial adds
The interface shown comes from an earlier Axis Spatial migration system. It demonstrates the workflow reconstruction approach rather than a standard software product. We design the connections, execution, saved work and checks to preserve the meaning of the spatial data throughout the workflow.
We carry the place, date, source and coordinate system through the workflow and check what each output represents.
Connect the documents, catalogues, files, APIs and professional software the team chooses.
Run spatial code and tools in an isolated environment with agreed limits.
Save sessions, files and checkpoints so people can inspect the work and continue it later.
Check inputs, actions and outputs against the agreed requirements. Keep the sources and results available for review.
Historical prototype evidenceHistorical prototype interface with a reconstructed workflow graph and analysis summary.
Built for the organisationWe set up the access, connections, compute, saved work and review process around the team and the job.
Historical prototype evidence
The archived end-to-end capture shows an earlier prototype rendering an ArcPy workflow graph with eight tasks, seven data flows and an AI analysis summary.
This historical prototype does not establish current availability, production readiness, migration accuracy or a completed end-to-end migration. We agree the checks and review points with the team and build them into the work.
The screenshot records an earlier interface state. It does not prove that the same workflow is currently deployable or that its generated migration output would pass acceptance checks.
Bring us the workflow, its files and the result your team needs to preserve. We will scope the reconstruction and migration work with you.
For your organisation
Show us what the workflow does today, what it depends on and what needs to change. We can define the reconstruction and migration work with you.