Know where every cable goes.
Cable management shouldn't mean a spreadsheet nobody trusts. PatchMap maps every run — rack to rack, through the patch panels — with cable IDs, media types and port labels you can actually query. Find a free port in seconds, trace a run in one click, print the lot. Free while we're in beta.
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Cabling you can actually query.
Every run, queryable
Cable IDs, media type and both ends held as data — not a spreadsheet nobody trusts. Search a cable ID, a port, or a device and jump straight to it.
Find a free port fast
Every device, every port, mapped to the rack it lives in, marked free or used. Find spare capacity in seconds instead of walking the aisle.
Colour by media
Copper, single- and multi-mode fibre, DAC and power each render distinctly on the canvas, so a mis-patch is obvious at a glance.
Managing the cabling.
Is this a cable-labelling or cable-testing tool?
No — it's documentation. PatchMap is the record of what's connected to what, kept current and queryable. It doesn't test cables; it makes sure you always know where each one goes.
Can I see which ports are free?
Yes. Every port shows free or used, filterable across the estate, so you find capacity in seconds rather than guessing.
Does it colour cables by type?
Yes — copper patch, single/multi-mode fibre, DAC and power each have a distinct colour on the topology and rack views.
Can I export the cable list?
Yes — export to CSV, and print the patching matrix as a PDF for change records or field work. Data goes in via CSV too.
How does it stay current?
The map is live data, so it is the source of truth — there's no second spreadsheet to drift out of sync. Update once, everyone sees it.
Stop guessing where the cable goes.
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