Services and processes with real owners
Register business services and processes with owner, criticality and org unit — plus dependencies between services and down to the assets they run on.
UniSentinel module
One source of truth for what your organization is and has
Catalog your services and business processes, type your assets across six categories, and let network and data-flow diagrams draw themselves from the relationships you record — the company context every risk, audit and compliance decision should stand on.
Six asset typesTyped relationships & data flowsAuto-generated diagramsCSV/Excel import on day one
Capabilities
One inventory for services, assets and the threads between them
Built for the teams who get asked “what do we actually have?” — and need an answer that stays current.
Assets typed the way IT thinks
Hardware, software, data, people, facility and cloud — each asset carries an owner, custodian, location, classification and lifecycle status.
Attribute templates per asset type
Configure in settings which fields each asset type carries — a server is described by different attributes than a data set, and your catalog reflects that.
Typed relationships, not loose notes
Record how assets relate — hosts, connects-to, stores, processes — and capture data flows with their data classification and protocol.
Diagrams that draw themselves
Network and data-flow views are generated straight from the relationships you record. Save named views and override positions manually where it matters.
A day-one import path
CSV and Excel import ships as a built-in connector from day one, and scanner and asset-source connectors feed the catalog on a schedule, with deduplication.
Standalone by design
Full value alone — and the hub every other module plugs into
License Service Catalog on its own and you get a complete inventory and diagramming product. License more later, and the catalog becomes the shared context for all of it.
- Run it as a standalone service and asset inventory with auto-generated network and data-flow diagrams.
- Import your current spreadsheets on day one through the built-in CSV/Excel connector.
- It needs nothing else to work: its one cross-module extra — linking entities to work activities — simply stays hidden until Tasks is licensed.
- Adding the catalog to modules you already run? A guided wizard promotes their local scope lists into real catalog entities — nothing is retyped, nothing is lost.
Core banking databaseDataRestricted
Payments API clusterSoftwareConfidential
HQ server roomFacilityActive
Legacy CRM serverHardwareRetiring
Cloud file storageCloudActive
Better together
The provider hub of the whole platform
The catalog provides scope entities — services, assets and org units — that Risk, Assessments, Audits and Compliance consume the moment they're licensed.
Risk Management
Risks get scoped against real services and assets instead of a local list — and the catalog shows the risks sitting on each asset in return.
Assessments
Target campaigns at org units and services straight from the catalog instead of maintaining manual respondent lists.
Internal Audits
Build the universe of auditable entities from the catalog — and merge any local list into it when the catalog arrives later.
Compliance
Scope applicability precisely: decide which org units and services each requirement applies to.
Tasks & Activities
Link services and assets to the activities that touch them and see the work in context — the section appears the moment Tasks is licensed.
Management Hub
Catalog widgets join the consolidated executive dashboard, putting company context beside risk, compliance and audit posture.
How it works
From spreadsheet to living map
- 01
Model
Mirror your org structure — company, business lines, departments — and register services with their owners and criticality.
- 02
Inventory
Import assets from CSV/Excel or connectors, or add them by hand — each type with its own attribute template.
- 03
Connect
Record typed relationships and data flows: what hosts what, what connects where, what stores and processes which data.
- 04
Visualize
Diagrams generate themselves from the graph. Save views, fine-tune positions, and let every other module scope against the catalog.
Frequently asked questions
We already keep our asset inventory in spreadsheets. How do we get it in?
CSV and Excel import ships as a built-in connector from day one, so your existing inventory becomes your starting catalog. Scanner and asset-source connectors can then keep it current on a schedule, with deduplication so re-imports don't create copies.
Do we have to draw the network diagrams ourselves?
No. Network and data-flow diagrams are generated automatically from the typed relationships and data flows you record. You can save named views and manually override positions where the auto-layout needs a human touch — the diagram always stays true to the data underneath.
Is the Service Catalog useful without the other modules?
Fully. On its own it is a complete service and asset inventory with relationship-driven diagrams. Its one cross-module nicety — linking entities to work activities — simply stays hidden until Tasks is licensed.
Can we define our own fields per asset type?
Yes. Each of the six asset types — hardware, software, data, people, facility and cloud — carries a configurable attribute template managed in settings, so a server records different fields than a data set or a facility.
Modules
Explore the other modules
Risk Management
A configurable risk register with methodologies, heatmaps, treatment plans and approval-gated risk acceptance.
Learn moreTasks & Activities
The execution engine: tasks, activities, kanban and calendar views — where every finding, gap and treatment gets done.
Learn moreAssessments
A reusable questionnaire and campaign engine for self-assessments, control effectiveness and maturity scoring.
Learn moreInternal Audits
The full audit lifecycle: risk-based plans, engagements, workpapers, findings and follow-up — end to end.
Learn moreCompliance
Requirement libraries, policies and a common control set — map once, satisfy many frameworks, close the gaps.
Learn moreManagement Hub
The executive layer: strategic objectives, committees, meetings and board-ready reporting across every module.
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