Migrate off sprawl. Keep it gone.

Map what is already running

Syntherion inventories the tools, scripts, and shadow subscriptions already in use, so nothing gets missed in the move.

Migrate workflow by workflow

Each automation moves into the Factory on its own, so nothing breaks all at once.

Run in parallel until it is proven

The old tool and Syntherion run side by side until the output matches, so the cutover is a formality, not a leap of faith.

Live workshops, one per department

Each team learns their own dashboard node, not a generic tool demo that does not match how they actually work.

The sprawl-prevention playbook

The same playbook that got sprawl under control keeps it from coming back: one Factory and one Control Tower, instead of a new chat tab every time someone hits a wall.

Trains the trainer, so it scales

The first department is trained directly by the team that ran the migration. From there, each department's own champion is trained to onboard the rest of their teams, with a sandbox to practice in before anything touches real work, so training scales without becoming the bottleneck.

Ongoing enablement as you grow

As Control Tower usage data comes in, the playbook updates: new agents, new departments, the same governed rollout. If a playbook or its test cases go stale, it is flagged on the dashboard automatically, not discovered a year later when it is already wrong.

One relationship, not a rotating support queue

A named enterprise support relationship carries the rollout from the first migrated workflow through every department after it.

Start where the fire is

Prove the model on a single team's real process, with attributable ROI on one queue before you expand.

Equip the whole organism

Take the exact same playbook to every remaining department, wave by wave, without a re-platform and without losing the governance that made the first team's rollout work.