A book of software assets. One ruler across all of it.
Owners, acquirers and insurers rarely hold one codebase — they hold a portfolio: subsidiaries, suppliers, product lines. The portfolio appraisal rolls every repository up under the same rubric, so the assets are comparable, the trend is real, and the weakest holding is visible before it becomes the story.
The standing view — not a one-off snapshot.
Comparable across the book
Every asset scored by the same versioned rubric — a 71 in one subsidiary means the same as a 71 in another. Ranking the portfolio stops being an argument.
Trended, not sampled
Scheduled re-surveys turn the portfolio into trend lines: which assets are maturing, which are rotting quietly, where the next intervention pays best.
Risk, located
Key-person exposure and rebuild cost per asset — the concentration risks that never show up in the management accounts, read from the git history.
Know your weakest asset before someone else does.
Priced per engagement — depends on the number of assets and cadence.