Rack audits
Create a dependable picture of installed equipment, U positions, asset details, power connections and discrepancies.
Data-centre infrastructure support
KMB helps infrastructure teams survey, plan and document physical racks — from legacy audits to new deployments, equipment changes and power records.
Rackometry Business · Windows & MacFocused on the physical layer
We concentrate on the work that is easiest to get wrong: what is installed, where it sits, how it is powered and whether the records match reality.
Create a dependable picture of installed equipment, U positions, asset details, power connections and discrepancies.
Plan moves, additions and new racks with usable-depth, weight, clearance, power and occupancy checks.
Turn site findings into clear CSV records that can support DCIM, asset registers and change documentation.
Support for physical deployments, legacy-rack documentation and controlled equipment changes.
A usable outcome, not just a visit
Define the racks, fields, evidence and output needed before site work begins.
Work methodically through equipment, positions, asset identifiers and power information.
Keep the expected value and the observed value together so discrepancies can be reviewed.
Provide structured information for follow-up, CSV import or your existing operational system.
KMB product
Plan, populate and audit equipment racks in the field or at a desk. Start manually, import a CSV or use camera-assisted capture on supported Apple devices, then confirm each record before export.
Business desktop licensing is separate from the personal App Store purchase.
Where we add value
Data-centre operators, MSPs, infrastructure teams, project engineers and audit contractors all face the same problem: rack information becomes unreliable when physical changes outpace documentation.
KMB combines practical infrastructure experience with a repeatable way to capture and hand over the result.
Common questions
No. KMB helps capture, verify and structure physical rack information so it can be used in your existing records and systems.
Yes. Rack audits are especially useful where equipment has been installed for years and the current documentation cannot be fully trusted.
Yes. Core rack records remain available on the device. Online catalogue lookup is an optional advanced feature when a connection is available.
Yes. Work can include PDU outlets, feed or tap-off sources, cable labels and device power connections where these are in scope.
Start with the racks that matter most
Share the number of racks, the outcome you need and the location. We’ll come back with the sensible next step.
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