Manufacturers

Your equipment, represented accurately.

Technicians place your devices in their projects. We want the entry to be right: ports, power, dimensions, authorised visuals.

The process

Four steps, nothing published without agreement

We start from your official documents and state the source of every value on the entry. The scope is agreed with you before any publication.

  1. 01

    First contact

    You describe your range and your priorities. We reply at the address given, with no sign-up and no sales follow-up.

  2. 02

    Agreeing the scope

    Which models, which data, which visuals. The scope is written down before any data entry work.

  3. 03

    Technical verification

    Ports, power, dimensions and weight are taken from your documents, each value with its source. Anything not documented stays empty.

  4. 04

    Usable assets

    Logo and photos used under your conditions: never recoloured, always credited. The authorisation is dated and kept with the brand.Logo and photos used under your conditions: never recoloured, always credited. The authorisation is dated and kept.

Catalogue

What an entry becomes in PatchFlow

Accuracy comes before completeness.

PatchFlow's diagnostics rely on your data: the load on a power strip, a switch's PoE budget, the resolution along a video chain. An approximate value would keep a diagnostic silent where it should warn.The diagnostics rely on your data: the load on a power strip, a switch's PoE budget, the resolution along a video chain. An approximate value would keep a diagnostic silent where it should warn.

  1. Every entry carries its verification status and the list of its sources. No entry is announced as “verified” until it is.Every entry carries its verification status and the list of its sources.

  2. A value that cannot be found shows “—”, never “0”: the technician sees that information is missing instead of calculating with a wrong value.A value that cannot be found shows “—”, never “0”.

  3. Ports are described one by one — type, direction, connector, signal, voltage — because the checks rely on them.Ports are described one by one — type, direction, connector, signal, voltage.

  4. Your visuals remain yours. The authorisation covers use within PatchFlow, transfers no rights, and is withdrawn on request.Your visuals remain yours. The authorisation transfers no rights and is withdrawn on request.

Contact

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