Patch panel documentation that traces end to end.
Most tools stop at the patch panel. PatchMap walks through it — click a port on a switch and follow the run across every panel to the far end. Model front and rear, label every port, and print a patching matrix your field tech can carry. Free while we're in beta.
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The panel, documented properly.
Trace through the panel
Most tools treat a patch panel as a dead end. PatchMap walks through it — click a port on a switch and follow the run across every panel to the far end.
Front and rear, modelled
Dual-sided panels, U-positions, media types and per-port labels — including panels that span two racks. The record matches the metalwork.
Print the patching matrix
Every endpoint, U-position and cable ID in a print-ready PDF. Hand it to the field tech and walk away — no spreadsheet hand-rolling at 11 PM.
Documenting patch panels.
Can PatchMap trace a cable through multiple patch panels?
Yes — that's the core feature. Click any port and PatchMap walks the full path across every panel between the two ends, so you see the real end-to-end run, not just the nearest hop.
Does it handle front/rear (dual-sided) panels?
Yes, including panels whose front and rear live in different racks. Each side is modelled with its own ports, U-position and labels.
Can I label every port and cable?
Every port and cable carries labels and IDs, and all of it is searchable with ⌘K — jump straight to a cable ID or a device's port.
Can I hand a checklist to a field tech?
Yes — export the patching matrix as a print-ready PDF: source device and port, destination device and port, cable ID and media type, ready to carry into the DC.
How much does it cost?
It's free while PatchMap is in beta — no credit card. At launch it's a flat price, and beta users keep founding-user pricing.
Stop guessing where the cable goes.
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