Move data with the controls already built in.
A migration proof of concept that inspects schemas without reading source rows, proposes mappings, quarantines PII, tests with synthetic data, and requires approval before deployment.
What it addresses.
System migrations often separate mapping and delivery from privacy, approval, reconciliation, and audit. That creates manual handoffs and weak evidence at the moment the data is most exposed.
How it works.
ADVA expresses migration as five controlled phases: metadata-only schema discovery; plain-English requirements compiled into delivery artifacts; PII quarantine and semantic mapping; synthetic micro-batch validation; and IT-gated deployment. Three recorded human approvals control mapping, validation, and release.
Scope and safeguards.
The current repository demonstrates zero-row discovery, pre-staging redaction, synthetic validation through the production transformation path, hash-chained audit and metering records, and deterministic artifacts. A failed validation blocks deployment. These are proof-of-concept capabilities; the broader enterprise product roadmap is not presented as fully implemented.
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