Colocation · First release
Which tenants are riding a critical fault right now, and what will the credits be?
You sell cabinets, cages and suites: contracted kW, space, cross-connects and remote hands. SynapseDC follows the power from the utility feed to the tenant's cabinet, joins it to tenants and contracts, and shows the capacity you have paid for but cannot sell yet.
Your business in SynapseDC
Your words, your units, your limits.
Tenant equipment is sealed. SynapseDC never polls or looks inside it; it measures the cabinet from the outside.
Pains we answer
The stories a demo is built around.
UPS-2 goes on battery: which cabinets are on it, whose SLA is at risk and what it will cost, before anyone asks.
| Pain | How SynapseDC answers it | Where |
|---|---|---|
| A plant alarm, but no idea which tenants are affected | Power path to the cabinet; exposed tenants and credits per issue | Revenue Impact |
| Free racks you cannot actually sell | Space, power and cooling together, net of reservations | Capacity & power economics |
| Tenants over their contracted power | Draw vs contracted kW per cabinet, overage and stranded power | Capacity & power economics |
| Single-fed cabinets found during a fault | SPOF list and what-if per feed, UPS, side and PDU | Facilities |
| Access audits by spreadsheet | Who entered which cage, escorted or not, exceptions and the rights review | Datacenters & 3D layout |
| Cross-connect and remote-hands backlog | Orders and tickets on the tenant's page | Datacenters & 3D layout |
Modules
The screens you will use most.
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.