See what RackTrack finds in one rack

Send us the rack, row, or site you want to understand. We will show how a sweep becomes a verified record.

~20 min
baseline assessment
1 day
response time, business days

We compare what your tools say with what the rack physically shows.

Tell us what you want to check

It can be one rack, one row, or one site. We will shape the demo around the question you need answered.

What should we look at? scope

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From brief to baseline

01 · You send the brief today

Tell us the footprint

Whatever you know about the footprint: a rack, a row, or a site.

02 · We reply 1 business day

Within one business day

We respond quickly to demos, planning, and support conversations. You can see a guided walkthrough against your own environment before committing.

03 · We show the baseline about 20 min

Captured, matched, needs review

For a single rack or row, we show what was captured, what matched your records, and what needs review.

Illustrative scene · rack B-06

Talk to the platform team

Audit goals, rollout questions, demos or support: use whichever channel suits you.

Office address

85 Felt Rd, Suite #604
South Windsor, CT 06074

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Email

info@racktrack.ai

Share audit goals, rollout questions, or support requests.

Phone

+1 (860) 878 2448

Call our contact team for demos, support, and meeting schedules.

Response time

Within 1 business day

We respond quickly to demos, planning, and support conversations.

Before you connect

Questions the platform team is asked most often.

Request platform brief
Q01Can RackTrack scan existing racks without downtime?

Yes. RackTrack uses a smartphone video sweep to capture rack state without agents, downtime, or disruption to production infrastructure.

Q02What kind of infrastructure can RackTrack identify?

RackTrack supports a broad and continuously expanding range of enterprise networking and data center infrastructure devices.

Q03How does RackTrack verify inventory accuracy?

RackTrack reconciles physical scan data against live infrastructure signals to maintain continuously verified inventory and topology records.

Q04Does RackTrack replace our CMDB or DCIM?

No. RackTrack acts as the physical infrastructure intelligence layer underneath existing CMDB, DCIM, and ITSM platforms, helping reconcile what systems report against what is physically present in the rack.

Q05Is RackTrack useful for compliance and audit preparation?

Yes. RackTrack helps generate continuously updated inventory, topology, and infrastructure evidence that supports audit readiness and operational reviews.

Q06Can RackTrack help during incidents and outages?

Yes. RackTrack helps teams quickly identify devices, ports, and cable relationships so responders spend less time validating rack state during critical incidents.

Q07Does RackTrack support security and vulnerability workflows?

Yes. RackTrack provides device-level firmware currency and physical infrastructure visibility, so security teams can see what is actually in the rack and which devices are running out-of-date firmware.

Q08How long does a baseline assessment take?

Typically about twenty minutes for a single rack or row. The assessment compares your existing records against observed physical and network state.

Q09Can we request a demo before committing?

Yes. You can schedule a guided walkthrough against your own environment to see how RackTrack performs on real infrastructure.

Q10Does RackTrack work with existing enterprise tools?

Yes. RackTrack is designed to integrate with existing infrastructure, inventory, compliance, and operational workflows.

Q11Where can RackTrack be deployed?

RackTrack supports cloud-hosted, private cloud, on-premise, and air-gapped deployment models for regulated or restricted environments.

Q12Who uses RackTrack?

RackTrack is built for infrastructure leaders, network engineering teams, security operations, compliance owners, incident responders, and data center operators.