THE CONTEXT BEHIND THE SIGNAL

A device has a place.
An incident has an impact.

Connect the network to the way your business operates. Trace relationships from individual infrastructure components to locations and services.

Put scattered knowledge to work

The circuit record should not be a scavenger hunt.

Telemetry alone does not explain the network. Connect discovered assets and their relationships, then capture relevant operator guidance so critical knowledge can inform the next investigation.

Portals into source context

Connect supported vendor APIs and telemetry. Validate source health and the meaning of incoming records.

Spreadsheets into verified relationships

Reconcile your device and circuit records with the monitored inventory. Confirm location and service mappings during onboarding.

Tribal knowledge into shared guidance

Capture equipment constraints and operator feedback in scoped memory. Inspect, correct and refine what the agent learns.

INSIDE THE EXPERIENCE

INSIDE THE EXPERIENCE

Make the relationships visible.

Make the relationships visible.

Bring the workflow into focus with a view of the product in action.

Bring the workflow into focus with a view of the product in action.

COMMAND|MONITOR

CONTEXT / RELATIONSHIPS

See the incident in context.

Connected

ISP circuit

Upstream degradation

Branch firewall

WAN interface affected

Point of sale

Service in scope

Voice

Service in scope

Location context

Asset identity

Operator knowledge

Connected inventory

Build a view that reflects the environment.

Discovery and identity resolution reconcile observations into asset context. Topology adds the relationships needed to understand dependencies.

Discover continuously

Identify assets from telemetry, SNMP, syslog, OpenTelemetry and network traffic.

Reconcile identity

Use durable identifiers such as serial numbers, host IDs and MAC addresses alongside changeable attributes like IP addresses.

Map relationships

Relate devices, interfaces and other entities through topology and service context.

Operational impact

Move between the detail and the business view.

A single alert becomes more useful when the team can see where it occurred, what depends on it and which other signals belong to the same issue.

Location context

Investigate an issue in the context of the affected site and its associated infrastructure.

Service dependencies

Follow dependency relationships to examine the potential scope of a disruption.

Health rollups

Roll component health into parent assets and inspect the state changes behind the summary.

A stronger AI foundation

Give the agent relationships, not just records.

Use asset and dependency context to narrow an investigation and interpret related alerts. Keep the evidence associated with named entities your team recognizes.

Readable asset references

Device and account mentions resolve to real entities, with readable names in the investigation.

Focused
investigation

Establish the equipment and IP scope before evaluating the evidence.

Explainable
identity

Review confidence and matching signals when observations are reconciled into an asset.

A few good questions

Get clear
on the details.

Can we import every spreadsheet or portal automatically?

Your next operational advantage

Put AI to work.
Leave the sprawl behind.

Bring your stack and a recent incident.
See what your team can simplify.