Can we run Unmeshed alongside AutoSys or Control-M during migration?

Yes. The recommended path is to run migrated job streams in Unmeshed in parallel with your existing scheduler, in what we call shadow mode, and compare outcomes before cutting over. Streams move one at a time, so both systems run side by side until you decommission the last one. There's no big-bang cutover.

Does Unmeshed support on-premises deployment?

Yes. Unmeshed runs fully managed in the cloud or self-hosted on your own infrastructure, and both options include the same engine, SDKs, enterprise RBAC, and observability. That means regulated and air-gapped environments are supported too.

How does Unmeshed handle job dependencies and calendars?

Dependencies live inside a process: steps run in order, in parallel, or on conditions, while the engine handles retries and durable state for you. Calendars map to schedules with cron expressions, and file watchers map to event triggers. Every run gets recorded in execution history.

How much effort is a migration from AutoSys, Control-M, or Stonebranch?

It depends on the size of your estate, but the job-by-job approach keeps each increment small. Legacy concepts map directly to Unmeshed (a job becomes a step, a box job becomes a process), and SDKs for Java, Go, Python, and TypeScript let your team rebuild jobs in the language it already uses. Our team, the people who built Netflix Conductor, can help you plan the sequence.

How does pricing work?

Pricing stays predictable. There are no per-action or per-transition fees, so costs don't balloon as your job volume grows. Start on the free tier, no credit card required.

Unmeshed vs AutoSys & Control-M

Retire AutoSys and Control-M, without the big-bang risk.

Unmeshed replaces legacy batch schedulers with a code-first orchestration engine. Dependencies, calendars, SLAs, alerting, and full audit trails all come built in. Run it on-prem or in the cloud, and cut over one job stream at a time.

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From the creators of Netflix Conductor

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Why Now

Why teams are leaving legacy schedulers now.

Whether you run AutoSys, BMC Control-M, or Stonebranch, a modern scheduling engine removes the same three pressures.

End-of-life clocks and renewal shocks

Legacy scheduler versions age out on the vendor's timeline, and each renewal cycle re-prices the estate on their terms, not yours.

Agent licensing that punishes growth

Per-agent and per-node licensing means adding a server or a new job stream always raises your bill. Unmeshed keeps pricing predictable instead, with no per-action fees.

Ops toil a modern engine eliminates

Retries, durable state, alerting, and execution history all live inside the engine. You're not maintaining them by hand in run books and wrapper scripts anymore.

Concept Mapping

Your scheduler's concepts, mapped.

Nothing exotic: every core AutoSys and Control-M concept has a direct equivalent in Unmeshed.

Legacy scheduler concept	Unmeshed equivalent	What it gives you
Job	Step	A unit of work inside a process: a worker, an HTTP call, a script, and more.
Box job / folder	Process	A workflow of steps with ordering, branching, and shared context.
Calendar	Schedules & cron	Cron-based schedules the engine runs and monitors for you.
File watcher	Event trigger	Start processes from events, webhooks, queues, or APIs.
SLA alerting	Monitoring & alerts	Built-in monitoring with alerting on failures and missed runs.
Run book audit	Execution history	Every run, step, and payload gets recorded, searchable and ready to inspect.