Free A diagnostic for OutSystems O11 and ODC →
Find the debt in your OutSystems app before it
finds you.
Debt Radar scores one production OutSystems application across the four areas where technical debt turns into incidents. Eight questions, about 90 seconds, and the score appears on screen. No email needed to see it.
What it measures
Four places OutSystems debt builds up quietly.
OutSystems applications rarely fail because of the platform. They fail because of what happens around them after go-live: releases skipped, fixes worked around, knowledge held by one person.
Every skipped release makes the next one harder.
Release gaps make each upgrade, and the move to ODC, more expensive the longer they wait. We also ask when the architecture was last reviewed.
Weight in the score: 20%Recurring critical incidents are debt, collecting interest.
How many P1s in six months, and how long the worst one took. Frequent or slow incidents usually mean the cause is being worked around, not fixed.
Weight in the score: 25%can debug it
One developer is a risk, not a team.
A maintained runbook and more than one person who can fix production are what keep resolution times short.
Weight in the score: 30%If nobody is watching, users find it first.
How patching is handled, and whether performance monitoring raises an alert before a user raises a ticket.
Weight in the score: 25%Weighted toward what hurts most.
Knowledge continuity carries the most weight, because it is the gap that stretches every other one.
Run the Debt Radar
Score one OutSystems application.
Pick the application that worries you most. A best guess is fine for every answer.
Debt Radar is a free diagnostic for OutSystems applications from OSQuay's Application Maintenance & Support team. Your answers stay in your browser unless you choose to send them with the form below. Scores are directional: a fast way to see where risk is concentrated, not a formal audit.
What you get on screen
A score out of 100
A rating, from Under control to One incident away
Your biggest exposure, in plain words
A breakdown across the four risk areas
Your answers stay in your browser. Nothing is sent unless you choose to share your result with the AMS team further down the page.
From score to plan
A score in 90 seconds. A plan when you want one.
Score it yourself
Answer eight questions for one application. The score and the breakdown by area appear instantly, on screen.
Free, no emailGet the full breakdown
Send your result with the form below. The AMS team reads your answers and replies with what they would look at first. Specifics, not a sales script.
Free, one formGo deeper with the AMS Assessment
A fixed-scope, fixed-price review of the environment we agree on together. The written report is yours either way, and half the price is credited if you continue with AMS.
Paid, fixed scopeWho reads your answers
OSQuay's AMS team.
OutSystems specialists who run applications in production.
Application Maintenance & Support is a dedicated OSQuay team, separate from project delivery. Their job is to keep applications stable and moving after go-live.
OutSystems partner
We build and support enterprise OutSystems applications on O11 and ODC, including the upgrades and migrations that debt tends to block.
A named team
Not a helpdesk or a rotating pool. The people who read your answers are the people who would run the service.
Fix, prevent, evolve
Corrective, preventive, and evolutive work in one service, so debt gets paid down, not just patched around.
Work you can see
A monthly work log of every incident, preventive task, and change, with who did it and when.
Get the full breakdown
Send your result to the AMS team.
Your score and answers travel with the form, so you do not need to repeat anything. We reply with what we would look at first in your OutSystems application.
A read of your answers by an OutSystems specialist
The two or three actions we would start with
Whether an AMS Assessment makes sense, and what it would cover
Prefer to talk first? Book a call with the AMS team
Question
Before you run it.
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Yes. The questions and the scoring are built around how OutSystems applications age: platform releases, the move to ODC, and knowledge that sits with a small team. If your application runs on another stack, talk to us directly. AMS covers more than OutSystems.
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Yes. Answer for the application as it runs today. If it is still on O11, the platform questions also give you an early read on how ready it is for ODC.
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Nothing leaves your browser until you send the form. If you do, your score and answers go to OSQuay’s AMS team so they can reply with specifics. They are not shared with anyone else.
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It is directional. Eight questions cannot replace a review of the code and the environment. It shows where the risk is concentrated, which is usually enough to decide what to look at first.
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A fixed-scope, fixed-price review of the environment we agree on together: one application, a group of them, or the whole estate. You get a written report covering dependencies, risks, technical debt, and what supporting it would take. The report is yours either way, and half the price is credited if you continue with AMS.