Engine
Network & IT
Map every outlet to its patch panel, switch and VLAN, then generate the reports.
What it does
Place switches, patch panels, racks, outlets and devices; map each outlet to its patch-panel port, switch port and VLAN; draw cable runs and rack elevations; then auto-generate switch, patch, rack and inventory reports.
Step-by-step guideCapabilities
What you get
50 device types
Six plain categories cover switches, panels, racks, outlets, PCs, phones, printers, displays, power and AV kit.
End-to-end port mapping
Map each outlet to its patch-panel port, switch port and VLAN, with devices plugged into outlets or straight into a switch.
Room-aware auto-labelling
Clear labels like PC-01 and SW-01, with outlets numbered by room so A-01 and A-02 stay together.
Cable runs and rack elevations
Draw cable-run lines and lay out rack elevations by U position.
Built-in checks
Flags unpatched outlets, double-booked ports, over-full switches and missing VLANs before you sign off.
Reports, PDF and CSV
A multi-page PDF opens with the plan, then adds inventory, per-room, switch, patch, outlet and rack reports. You can also export a CSV for your asset system. Both the PDF and the CSV use one export credit each; the PDF also offers a free watermarked sample.
How it works
From plan to deliverable in five steps
- 1 Place switches, patch panels and racks.
- 2 Add wall outlets and devices.
- 3 Link ports and assign VLANs.
- 4 Draw cable runs and rack elevations.
- 5 Export the PDF reports and CSV.