Less noise at 2 a.m.
PortStitch uses the site map to group downstream failures into the upstream incident. Your on call technician gets the page that matters.
Monitoring for networks that don’t fit in one portal
One failure.
One incident.
One page.
PortStitch connects the devices, servers, and vendors across your sites. When something breaks, your team sees the likely cause and the evidence behind it, without a page for every device downstream.
For MSPs and multi site IT teams.
Designed for the mixed networks you already run
CiscoMerakiCatoExtremeFortinetUniFiVerkadaAzure
THE PROBLEM
Twenty alerts.
Still no answer.
When a switch goes down, the cameras, access points, and scanners behind it appear to fail too. Your team needs to know what started the outage, not read the same outage twenty times.
Evidence before the truck roll.
Observed facts, likely causes, ruled out causes, and a check first list help the tech arrive ready.
One view across vendors.
See the path from a Cato Socket through an Extreme switch to a Meraki access point in one site map.
THE DIFFERENCE
See inside the outage.
An on site collector keeps recording while the internet connection is down. When the link returns, it uploads what happened inside the site. That history helps separate an ISP failure from a local power or network failure.
Explore the setupHOW IT WORKS
Three inputs. One clear story.
Use a collector, a server agent, and vendor cloud connections where they make sense. PortStitch brings their signals together in a live site map.
01
On site collector
Network devices, switch ports, power, and local visibility during an internet outage.
02
Server agent
Windows and Linux health, services, disk, and web checks.
03
Cloud connections
Vendor APIs for branches and cloud resources, with no hardware needed at a cloud only site.
↘One map.
One incident per failure.
One incident per failure.
Choose the right fit for each site.A full collector, cloud connections, or both. Most mixed networks use both.
WHAT YOU CAN SEE
Built for the work after the alert.
Find the affected port, understand the cause, and give the next person a clear account of what happened.
Incidents that follow topology
Upstream failures bring related devices into one incident. Business hours, priorities, and maintenance windows guide paging.
Cause with evidence
See observed facts and their sources, likely and possible causes, ruled out causes, and what to check first.
Find a device fast
Search a MAC, IP, or hostname to find its switch port, VLAN, path, and movement history.
Maps that reflect the site
View device connections, cameras and doors, wireless, UPS runtime, and switch ports with PoE draw.
Changes in context
Review configuration backups and compare changes alongside Meraki and Cato activity.
Servers and daily operations
Monitor Windows and Linux health. Start the day with a morning briefing and connect tickets to Freshservice or Atera.
Product views use simulated site data in the current demo.
WHO IT’S FOR
Two teams. The same problem.
More answers.
Fewer after hours pages.
Keep clients separate, set hours and priorities for each one, send tickets into your existing workflow, and start the morning with a useful briefing.
Request a demoOne view across
every location.
Bring packhouses, cold storage, distribution centers, and newly acquired sites into a single map even when the vendors differ.
Request a demoSECURITY BY DESIGN
Your sites stay in your control.
PortStitch was designed for teams that need useful visibility without inbound access to client networks.
- Outbound connections only.The collector and agent reach out from the site.
- Credentials stay protected.Passwords and keys are removed from device configurations on site before backups leave.
- Actions stay accountable.A tamper evident audit log records activity. Optional AI summaries cannot change alerting or paging decisions.
- Fixes require a person.Guarded fixes are in development, off by default, and require confirmation.
SEE PORTSTITCH IN ACTION
Walk through a real network scenario.
See how PortStitch maps a switch failure, groups the affected devices, and gives your team evidence to check first. Tell us about the sites and vendors you manage, and we will follow up to arrange a demo.