Meridian access

Request guided access to Meridian.

Meridian is Resolving Architecture’s product for architecture evaluation, decision capture, governance, and implementation alignment. Access is currently guided so the product can be matched to real architecture evaluation and governance needs.

Who should request access

Meridian is intended for teams with real architecture decisions to govern.

Meridian is a fit when your team needs to evaluate architecture context, identify consequential decisions, capture rationale, preserve an architecture baseline, or monitor implementation against accepted decisions.

Access may be appropriate for CTOs, founders, architecture teams, platform teams, principal engineers, and engineering leaders working through modernization, integration, reliability, governance, or architecture drift concerns.

Evaluation focus

What guided access can help evaluate.

The first conversation is usually about whether Meridian fits your architecture workflow and what kind of architecture context you want to make more explicit.

Architecture context

Capture systems, goals, constraints, risks, stakeholders, dependencies, and existing architecture decisions in a more structured form.

Decision discovery

Identify which choices are architecture decisions requiring rationale, ownership, trade-off visibility, and stakeholder understanding.

Architecture baseline

Establish a durable record of accepted architecture intent, constraints, decisions, assumptions, and implementation guardrails.

Governance workflow

Evaluate how architecture decisions should be reviewed, recorded, revisited, and connected to implementation activity.

Implementation alignment

Explore how future delivery work can be monitored against the accepted architecture baseline so drift becomes easier to see.

Consulting fit

Determine whether Meridian should be used independently, through a guided evaluation, or alongside focused Resolving Architecture consulting.

Before sharing details

Architecture context can be sensitive.

Initial access requests do not need to include confidential system details, source code, security information, customer data, incident details, or proprietary architecture materials.

Start with the type of decision, governance need, or architecture challenge you want Meridian to help with. Confidentiality, data handling, and review boundaries can be discussed before any detailed architecture materials are shared.

Request access

Send a short note about what you want Meridian to help govern.

Include your name, organization, role, and the architecture decision or governance concern that prompted your interest. If you are also interested in consulting support, mention that in the note.

Access may be limited while Meridian is evaluated with teams whose needs are a good fit for architecture governance, decision capture, and implementation alignment.

Request Meridian access