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Network topology Physical (L2) and logical (L3) maps, drawn from the network itselfWorkload mapping Hypervisors, VMs, and containers, nested the way they actually runApplication mapping Services grouped by the application they serve, on hosts kept currentDevice inventory Every host discovery finds, with its addresses, services, and hardware factsVLANs & subnets VLANs read from your switches, linked to the subnets behind themSnapshots & scan digests What changed after each scan, and what the network looked like on a dateSharing, embeds & exports Export the map, embed it live, or share a read-only linkIntegrations SNMP, Docker, UniFi, and the other sources discovery readsDiscoverable services Every service type Scanopy detects Product overview →
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Compliance Audit evidence for NIS2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and CMMCMulti-site networks Every office, plant, and data center in one current mapShadow IT discovery Find the devices and services nobody told IT aboutPlant & OT networks Document plant-floor networks, with the data kept on siteHandover & onboarding Keep the network documented through staff changes and handovers All solutions →
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Network documentation, automated discovery, and lessons from the field.

July 10, 2026

Making Network Topology Readable (C4 + Graph Theory)

How we rebuilt Scanopy's topology map using C4-style zoom levels, graph readability research, and ELK layered layout. Four views, one question each.

March 31, 2026

What Happens When Your Network Person Leaves

Roughly 42% of institutional knowledge sits with individual employees. When your network person leaves, you don't just lose an employee. You lose the map.

March 25, 2026

Automated Network Documentation Explained

Your network diagrams are wrong by the time you save them. Automated network documentation uses SNMP and LLDP to discover devices, map connections, and keep everything current without manual effort.

March 11, 2026

Why Your Network Diagrams Are Always Wrong

Network diagrams go stale within weeks. The fix isn't discipline. It's automated discovery that keeps diagrams current without manual effort.

March 4, 2026

Network Documentation Template (Free) + Why Templates Fail

Free network documentation template covering device inventory, IP addressing, and VLANs. Download it, then learn why templates always go stale.

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