Replace the layer, keep the logic

Move decades of business logic without starting over.

A coding agent operates Honeydew directly, validating each object against your real data, while deterministic converters do the mechanical translation.

A migration your team can drive

Deterministic converters do most of the mechanical work - SAP BusinessObjects universes, Strategy, AtScale, LookML, Tableau, Power BI and SSAS tabular models, dbt manifests, OSI, and Snowflake semantic views.

Your coding agent - Claude, Codex, Cursor, or Gemini - closes the rest, operating Honeydew through dozens of validating MCP tools and skills.

Three identical dashboards, two already wired to the new layer and one still wired to the old system, which is still standing

Reconciliation is a pull request

Entities, relations, metrics, and domains land as YAML files in a Git repository you own. You read, diff, and approve the converted layer object by object.

A Honeydew branch is a live, connectable endpoint, so numbers reconcile against real queries before anything merges.

Publish changes dialog listing a changed metric, with a Create Pull Request action

The old stack retires on your schedule

Dashboards keep answering once their logic moves, so nothing freezes and no weekend gets picked as the cutover.

Power BI, Tableau, and Excel connect over the interfaces they already use, so those dashboards point at the new layer instead of being rebuilt.

A dashboard tapping a rail that runs from the old system to the new one, with a dotted outline marking where it used to sit

Start with your object count

Send us an object count from your universe or project and we will scope it against a converter that has seen that shape.