Each document is written in the language of its reader: security reviewers get controls and crosswalks, network engineers get protocols and data flows, AV integrators get vendors and multicast, platform teams get topology and capacity numbers. Every claim on the marketing pages traces back to one of these. View it in the browser, or download the print-matched PDF for your review file.
One-document orientation to CrossConnect: what it is, what it does end to end, and how the pieces fit. The fastest way in.
The full capability catalog: every thing the platform does, end to end, with the detail an evaluator needs to score it.
Plain-language walk through the experimental capabilities: what each one does, how mature it is, and what to expect from it today.
The complete review answer: what is discovered and how, storage, encryption at rest and in transit, key management and rotation, SSO, RBAC, API keys, webhook signing, tamper-evident audit, AI data handling, retention, compliance posture, the ports matrix, and a pre-answered CAIQ and SIG map.
How a fact travels from the wire to a cited answer: ingestion paths, staging, the source of truth, the audit chain, the derived layer, and output.
The anatomy and cost model of the AI and API usage: what a query costs, where the tokens go, and how to budget it.
Exactly what is collected per protocol and how it is normalized: the OIDs, the tables, the fields, and the read-only scope behind each one.
The runtime service surface and every network listener: its bind, its default, and what it is for. No mystery ports.
Per vendor: how we acquire, parse, model, and use each network and AV vendor, with each one's maturity, formal, config-level, cloud, or capture-only.
Wi-Fi occupancy and presence: the sources, the device-to-people engine, zones and calibration, scheduled versus actual, confidence, and the privacy posture behind it.
How each AV vendor is recognized and modeled, Crestron, Q-SYS, Extron, Biamp, Shure and the switches under them, alongside the network vendors, with the multicast maturity per platform.
The full capability catalog, including the AV operational intelligence: lanes, multicast health, and PoE. What the platform does, end to end.
The highly-available, multi-replica deployment topology and the constraints behind it. How to run it so a node loss is a non-event.
Sizing, throughput, and the capacity model for a planned rollout. The numbers you need to provision it right the first time.
Send us the questionnaire, the control, or the protocol you need pinned down. We would rather give you a defensible answer than wave our hands.
