Scan the rack.
Get the record.

Walk the aisle with your phone. RackTrack checks what it sees against your records, and hands your team a record they can actually use: no manual counting, no guessing.

Three steps. No mystery.

First RackTrack sees the rack. Then it compares that view with your existing records. Then it gives your team something they can actually use.

Capture

A guided phone sweep records the cabinet: device faces, labels, rack units, ports, LEDs, and the cable paths you can see.

Data center rack rows captured during a guided sweep

Check

RackTrack compares the captured rack with your CMDB, DCIM, network, and asset records, so every difference is visible.

Infrastructure record cross-check interface

Use

The verified record becomes something your team can use for planning, troubleshooting, security, migration, and audit work.

Operations team working across a data center floor
System schematic showing RackTrack reconciling rack sweep and network telemetry before publishing to CMDB, DCIM, and an audit pack

Try it yourself.
Pick a reading below.

This is a real cabinet, reconciled the same way RackTrack reconciles yours. Choose a reading on the left, and watch what changes on the rack.

Cabinet DC1-R3
Sweep verified · 42U

Select a reading

Reading the cabinet top to bottom. Each device registers as the sweep passes it.

U42-38Patch Panel - 48 portIdentified
U37-34ToR Switch - NX-9336CVerified
U33-20Compute - 8× 2U serverIdentified
U19-06Storage arrayIdentified
U05-01Available capacity - 5UFree

Six surfaces.
One verified record.

Each card below reads from the same verified scan, so nothing gets guessed twice.

Start with one cabinet.
See the whole stack.

We'll run a guided sweep on a single rack or row and show you the reconciled output next to your CMDB and network records, live.

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