Most tools trust the record.
We check the rack

RackTrack starts at the port, then checks every record against what's physically plugged in.

48ports read
37match the record
1on no record

The rack becomes readable

One phone video reads every device, label and port. Nothing to install on the network.

0 / 48 ports read

Then it's checked against the network

What the camera saw is matched to live switch data over LLDP and CDP, port by port.

37 agree  1 on no record

And compared with every sweep before it

Each sweep is checked against the last, so every move, add and removal is on record.

3 sweeps  1 removed  1 added

Three layers. One switch you can trust

When the port, the network and the history agree, the record is verified.

38 of 38 cabled ports on record

No new hardware. One walk down the aisle

You don't learn a new system. Here's the whole process, start to finish.

  1. 01

    Walk the aisle, film the rack

    Walk the row with your phone recording, then upload the video. RackTrack finds every rack in the footage, picks the clearest frame for each, and maps every cable and port. No special hardware, no downtime.

  2. 02

    We check it against your records

    What the camera saw is compared with your CMDB, spreadsheets and network tools, in the background.

  3. 03

    You see exactly what's different

    A plain list, not a dashboard to decode.

    matchesmissingmovedchanged since last sweep
A technician holds a phone running RackTrack up to a rack in a data hall aisle
Sweeping aisle 4 · R03 22 devices · 168 ports read
R03-RACK 4label read Cable 11A-03P-12 → P-14 · traced

Same rack. Now you know what's in it

Drag across the photo. On the left, what RackTrack verified. On the right, what you had before: a picture.

  • Verified
  • Not in any record
  • Unknown
Front of a network rack with patch panels and switches, unlabelled
SW-01 · 24/28 linked
PP-4.2 · 24/24 patched
SW-02 · 26/28 linked
PP-4.4 · port 17 not on record
SW-03 · 25/28 linked
PP-4.5 · 24/24 patched
SW-04 · 27/28 linked
Verified by RackTrack

Other tools see part of the picture

Each tool is a panel. Each capability is a port. Only one panel is fully patched.

ToolPhysical sensingNetwork identificationEnriched dataSingle source of truthCovered
DCIM platforms
Network discovery
Manual rack audits
CMDB
RackTrack

Evidence that holds up

Every record RackTrack keeps can be traced, checked, dated and defended.

  1. 01 · Source-linkedTraceable to the frame

    Each record points back to the sweep frame it came from. No guessing where a number came from.

  2. 02 · Network-verifiedChecked against the switch

    Nothing is marked verified until live network data agrees with what the camera saw.

  3. 03 · TimestampedDated, every time

    Arrivals, moves and removals all carry the time they were seen.

  4. 04 · Audit-readyReady before it's asked for

    Mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA and PCI-DSS Req. 9. Hand over proof, not a spreadsheet.

Labelled patch cables in a rack
frame #0412 · label "10S" read
→ record RT-EV-0419
Patch cables between two switches
TOR-A Gi1/0/47 · link up
LLDP neighbour · APP-219 eth0 ✓
A technician checks a rack with a tablet
added · 2026-09-24 14:02 UTC
moved · U12 → U14 · 2026-08-30
Printed floor plans and rack drawings on a desk
SOC 2 · ISO 27001 · HIPAA · PCI-DSS 9
sweep 09 · frame #0412
RT-EV-0419Verified
Seen
Sweep frame #0412
Signalled
LLDP · TOR-A Gi1/0/47
Time
2026-09-24 14:02 UTC
Mapped to
4 frameworks

Bring one rack. See where it stops matching

We'll sweep it live and show you where it matches your records, and where it doesn't.