Know exactly what's really in your racks

Point your phone at the rack. RackTrack checks what it sees against what your systems say, and shows you exactly where they stop matching.

Three simple steps. No new hardware

You don't need to learn a new system to use RackTrack. Here's the entire process, start to finish.

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Walk the aisle, scan the rack

Walk down 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.

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We check it against your records

RackTrack compares what it just saw with your existing systems (your CMDB and live network tools) automatically, in the background.

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You see exactly what's different

Get a plain list: what matches your records, what's missing from your CMDB, and what's moved or changed on a monitored switch. No decoding required.

The rack tells the story first

Most infrastructure records start in software and slowly drift from reality. RackTrack starts at the cabinet itself (the real hardware), then checks the software record against what's actually there. Drag the slider to see it happen.

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Know what is really in your infrastructure

Bring one rack or row. We'll scan it live and show you exactly where it matches your records, and where it doesn't.

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