Do you know when your workload automation contract expires?
Most organisations find out too late. By the time the renewal lands on the desk, the window to evaluate alternatives or plan a migration has already closed.
You are not the first
MultiTankcard were facing a renewal with a significant price increase. The migration was delivered within the agreed scope, time and budget. In this short film, they share what the project involved and what it looks like to run on Norscom today.
Most workload automation contracts are renewed before alternatives are properly evaluated
Know your options before you renew
Workload automation contracts renew quietly. Costs go up, the vendor list stays short, and switching feels too complex to consider under time pressure. Most CIOs end up renewing by default — not because it is the right decision, but because there was no time for another one.
Norscom is a European workload automation platform, built from the ground up on modern architecture, fully operational within the EU. The Migration Readiness Check makes it easy to find out what a migration would actually involve — before committing to anything. Most migrations take between 3 and 9 months. Our record is 2 weeks. Whatever your timeline, the first step is understanding the picture.
- Know what a migration would mean — before your vendor starts the renewal conversation
- Full functional coverage of your current solution — guaranteed in writing
- Lower total cost of ownership — contractually committed, migration included
- EU datacentre and cloud infrastructure — digital sovereignty as a starting point, not an afterthought
three pillars
Why teams switch
Industry experts
Our team has spent decades inside the workload automation sector: building it, shipping it, running it for enterprises across the world. When you call, you reach people who have already solved the problem you are describing. That depth of knowledge is what keeps a project on track when complexity increases.
European by design
Norscom was built in Europe, for the world. Your automation and your data stay inside the same regulatory universe you operate in. Datacentre, cloud infrastructure, support — all EU. Support operates on a follow-the-sun principle, so you are covered in your own time zone. For organisations where digital sovereignty is on the boardroom agenda, that matters.
Genuine partnerships
We do not lock you in with contracts. We earn your next renewal the same way we earned your signature: by delivering value and being worth it. Transparent pricing, predictable renewals, open contracts. A vendor that competes on quality treats you differently than one that competes on exit costs.
A peer who has been through it
Patrick Roozeman on his Norscom migration
Listen to the experience of Patrick Roozeman, CEO at Multitankcard, on their Norscom migration
Make your decision before the renewal deadline makes it for you
What we commit to — in writing
If your contract expires within twelve months, start now. The Migration Readiness Check is one export — we return a concrete complexity map, timeline and cost comparison. It takes almost no time from your side, and it gives you everything you need to make an informed decision. Our record is 2 weeks. Average is 3 to 9 months. Either way, the time to find out is before the renewal window closes — not after.
100% functional coverage of your current solution
Lower total cost of ownership — migration included, confirmed before the project starts
Full commitment from both sides once we agree: we do not take on projects we cannot deliver
Don't guess, find out now
If your organisation’s WLA contract is expiring soon, the most useful thing you can do right now is understand what a migration would actually involve. One export from your environment is all it takes. We return a concrete picture within a week: complexity, timeline, cost. Our record is 2 weeks for a full migration. Average is 3 to 9 months. There is almost always a path — but the earlier you look, the more straightforward it is.