Rack diagrams drawn from your real inventory.
Stop hand-drawing rack elevations. Drop a device from the template library and it lands with the right U-height and full port layout. PatchMap keeps front-accurate elevations for every rack — with cabling, labels and free space at a glance — and prints them for the field. Free while we're in beta.
Free while in beta · no credit card
Elevations that match the metalwork.
Templates, not rectangles
Pick from 260+ device models across 18 vendors and it drops in with the right U-height and full port layout. Roll a house template once for anything custom.
Front-accurate elevations
Real U-positions and heights, blanking, PDUs and 0U side-mounts. The elevation matches what's actually bolted into the rack.
Print for the field
Export print-ready rack-elevation PDFs plus the patching appendix, so the team in the DC works from the same picture you do.
Drawing the racks.
Do I have to draw each device by hand?
No. Pick a model from 260+ templates across 18 vendors and it drops onto the rack with its ports already there. For anything custom, define a house template once and reuse it across the estate.
Does it show U-positions and heights?
Yes. Devices occupy their real U-range, multi-U kit spans correctly, and 0U side-mount PDUs are supported — so the elevation is accurate, not decorative.
Can I export rack elevations?
Yes — print-ready PDF elevations, plus the patching matrix, for change records and field work. Topology views export to SVG and PNG too.
Is it just a diagram, or real data?
Real data. The diagram is generated from your inventory — devices, ports, cables — so it never drifts from reality the way a hand-drawn diagram does.
What does it cost?
Free while PatchMap is in beta — no credit card. A flat price at launch, and beta users keep founding-user pricing.
Stop guessing where the cable goes.
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