Operate · Datacenters & 3D layout

See the building, the rack and the device before anyone walks in.

Every site has a page: the 3D layout from building to rack to device, what needs attention, metrics, facility, equipment, topology, tenants and revenue. Turn on power or cable paths to see which UPS feeds a rack and which trunk carries a service.

Why teams open Datacenters & 3D layout

Three questions Datacenters & 3D layout answers.

What people ask in the first minutes, and who asks it. Datacenters & 3D layout puts the answer on one screen, for Colocation and NeoCloud operators.

Site engineer asksWhich rack, on which floor, in which room?
Facility engineer asksWhich UPS and PDU feed this device?
NOC engineer asksWhich cable carries this service?

Capabilities

What Datacenters & 3D layout does.

Schematic and realistic 3D

Building › floor › room › rack › equipment. Health is shown by LEDs, beacons and halos, and the cabinets stay neutral.

Colour by layer

Health, temperature (a heat map from rack inlets), rack power and connectivity overlays.

Power and cable paths

A and B busways fed by their UPS modules, tap-offs into every rack, trunks to the ODF, and a trace view for one device's cords and cables.

Walk mode

Eye-level street view: click the floor to walk, W A S D to move, and pick anything to walk up to it.

Grouped site tabs

Overview · Facility · Infrastructure · Business impact, with sub tabs that keep deep links stable.

Access & security

Who is on site now, entries and denials, tailgating and held-open doors, and the quarterly access-rights review.

See your own estate in it.

Bring the fault your team keeps dealing with. We walk it end to end on a demo estate shaped like yours, then agree what a one-site pilot should prove.