Know what's really in the rack

One phone sweep reads every device, port and cable, then checks it against your network and your records.

Your records say one thing. The rack says another

Amber marks where they disagree, and names the disagreement.

Not in any record

Racked and running, nothing on file.

Moved or re-patched

The port on file isn't the port in use.

Different model on file

The record names hardware that's gone.

Walk past it once

An ordinary phone reads the rack top to bottom. Minutes instead of days.

1. RecordA short pan down the row.
2. UploadThe clearest frame of each rack is kept.
3. ReadDevices, units, ports and cables come off it.

Every port, read

Point at any device to see what RackTrack sees, and where it came from.

From the sweep

Device, model, rack units, cable ends.

From the switch

Port state and link speed, asked live.

Held for review

Anything uncertain is flagged, not guessed.

Checked three ways

What the phone saw, what the switches report and what the CMDB claims. When all three agree, it's verified.

Then every rack after it

Each sweep updates the record, so drift is caught the week it happens.

• Infrastructure leaders100% sites
• Network engineers99.6% match
• Security teams0 blind spots
• Compliance<1 day prep
• On-call−35 min
• M&A and migration10 days

Proof, already on file

Every record is timestamped, located and ready for the auditor.