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    Rhino Agentic Mainframe Modernization

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    The mainframe runs the business. The rules on it are decades old and were never documented. Rhino.ai is an agentic mainframe modernization platform that discovers, documents, and governs undocumented business logic from mainframe.

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    Rhino.ai - The System of Record for Enterprise Business Logic

    Rhino.ai turns legacy mainframe environments into structured, governed logic for both human teams and agentic AI. The platform reduces the time and cost of modernization while improving delivery consistency, security, and transparency across custom-built, packaged, SaaS, and low-code applications.

    Rhino.ai is an AWS AI Competency Partner, AWS Global Startup Partner, a Validated ISV Accelerate partner, and an AWS Pattern Partner.

    The Problem: Undocumented Logic Across the Entire Estate

    Enterprises have spent years trying to modernize COBOL. The harder problem is everything connected to it. Business logic that actually runs an enterprise is spread across Java services, .NET applications, SaaS platforms, workflow engines, and integrations built over decades. The people who understood these systems have retired, and no reverse-engineering tool that reads only the mainframe can see the full picture. Rhino connects the entire estate into one governed system of record that both human teams and AI agents can build from.

    Comprehensive Discovery and Documentation

    Rhino explores and reads the mainframe core natively at the source:

    • Mainframe: COBOL on CICS, VSAM and DB2 data, batch and JCL
    • Extended estate: Custom code, packaged software, low-code platforms, integration fabric, and green-screen access
    • Additional languages: RPG, PL/SQL, Java, .NET, SaaS platforms, and natural-language process documents

    All sources are read into the same knowledge graph. Rhino traces a single business action end to end, making the risk that lives where these layers meet visible and governable.

    Human and AI-Ready Deliverables

    Rhino generates implementation-ready outputs consumable by both human teams and AI coding agents:

    • User stories, test cases, ERDs, flow diagrams, and architecture documentation
    • Compatible with AI coding agents: AWS Kiro, Cursor, Windsurf
    • Compatible with low-code platform agents: Appian Composer, ServiceNow Now Creator

    Native AWS Integration

    Rhino integrates deeply with AWS services:

    • AWS Transform: Integration through MCP
    • AWS Kiro: Agentic development environment
    • Amazon Bedrock: Agent execution
    • AWS Lambda, Amazon ECS, Amazon EKS: Modernized services run on AWS-native infrastructure

    Getting Started

    To begin your modernization journey:

    1. Subscribe through AWS Marketplace
    2. Deploy the Rhino.ai container in your AWS environment
    3. Contact the Rhino.ai team for guided onboarding and discovery sessions For detailed deployment requirements, resource specifications, and enterprise deployment planning, reach out to the Rhino.ai support team to schedule a Demo and consultation.

    Highlights

    • Rhino reads, extracts and documents decades of undocumented logic from the full legacy estate - not just the mainframe. All sources are unified into a single knowledge graph that traces business actions end to end, making hidden dependencies and cross-system risk visible for the first time.
    • Rhino creates a governed knowledge graph as the single source of truth for enterprise business logic. This graph grounds both human developers and AI agents with full traceability across decades of accumulated logic. It replaces tribal knowledge that left with retired staff, giving modernization teams a structured, queryable foundation to build from with confidence.
    • Rhino generates implementation-ready deliverables - user stories, test cases, ERDs, flow diagrams, and architecture documentation - consumable by AI coding agents (AWS Kiro, Cursor, Windsurf) and low-code platform agents (Appian Composer, ServiceNow Now Creator). Native to AWS, Rhino integrates with AWS Transform through MCP, runs agents on Amazon Bedrock, and deploys modernized services on AWS Lambda, Amazon ECS, and Amazon EKS.

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    Rhino Agentic Mainframe Modernization

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    12-month contract (3)

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    Cost/12 months
    Mainframe Small
    Annual subscription for Rhino.ai Mainframe logic extraction capabilities for up to 500K lines of mainframe code.
    $100,000.00
    Mainframe Medium
    Annual subscription for Rhino.ai Mainframe logic extraction capabilities for up to 1.5M lines of mainframe code.
    $200,000.00
    Mainframe Large
    Annual subscription for Rhino.ai Mainframe logic extraction capabilities for up to 5M lines of mainframe code.
    $500,000.00

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    Dimensions summary

    You buy an annual subscription to Rhino.ai's mainframe logic extraction, priced by the volume of code you need to analyze. The three options are tiered by lines of mainframe code covered: Mainframe Small handles up to 500K lines, Mainframe Medium up to 1.5M lines, and Mainframe Large up to 5M lines. Pick the tier that matches your estate size. As your codebase grows, you move to a tier with a higher line-count ceiling. Each tier runs for one year and covers the same extraction capability, differing only in the code volume included.

    Top-of-mind questions for buyers

    The limit measures lines of mainframe code that Rhino reads and extracts logic from. This includes COBOL on CICS, VSAM and DB2 data, batch jobs, and JCL. Your tier ceiling caps the total code volume analyzed. Count the lines across the programs and estate you point Rhino at.
    Each tier caps the lines of code covered: 500K for Small, 1.5M for Medium, and 5M for Large. If your estate exceeds your ceiling, you move to a tier with a higher limit. The subscription runs annually, so plan the tier for the code volume you expect to analyze during the year.
    The subscription covers logic extraction only. Rhino reads your mainframe logic and structures it into a governed system of record with lineage back to the source. It does not generate or migrate code itself. You feed the extracted logic into your chosen migration tools and AI agents to build the replacement.
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    Rhino.ai Support

    Rhino.ai provides technical support for all AWS Marketplace customers to help with platform deployment, configuration, usage, and troubleshooting.

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    Getting Help: For deployment assistance, configuration questions, or issues with legacy code analysis and output generation, contact the support team via email or the support portal. Include your AWS account ID and a description of the issue for fastest resolution.

    Refunds and Billing: For questions about billing, subscription management, or refund requests, contact support@rhino.ai  with your AWS Marketplace order details.

    For guided onboarding, discovery sessions, or enterprise deployment planning, reach out to the support team to schedule a demo and consultation.

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