For colocation, connectivity, and data-center operations teams

You're still paying for cross-connects you turned down.

Auto-renewals slip through. Decommissioned circuits keep billing. Import your estate and Orbnex Connect flags the circuits still draining your MRC, then watches every renewal date so the next one doesn't slip. Minutes to import. No DCIM rollout.

No signup to try the import · Your data stays portable · No DCIM rollout
Recoverable spendstill-billing decommissioned circuits, surfaced the moment you import
Renewal watchdogevery renewal date tracked and flagged before it auto-renews
Monthly watchrecoverable spend, renewals, and missing LOAs, resurfaced every month
CLR-2026-000418 EXTERNAL REFERENCE 10G · SMF ACTIVE
A-END · Customer CabinetProvider Demarc · Z-END
A-End
customer cabinet
Provider
carrier of record
Facility
site · MMR
Z-End
provider demarc
MRC tracked / mo Facility customer site Provider mapped LOA on file RPP capacity watched Renewal monitored
Sample Orbnex Connect circuit record showing the A-to-Z path from customer cabinet through the provider and facility to the provider demarc, with MRC, LOA, power, and renewal status tracked alongside it.
See it in action

Watch Orbnex Connect surface the spend you're losing.

A short walkthrough: import your circuit spreadsheet, watch Connect flag the still-billing and about-to-renew circuits, open a circuit's A-to-Z record, and export the audit trail — no full DCIM rollout.

No signup required · Plays right here

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Built for

Teams who own the circuits — and the invoice.

If cross-connect spend, renewal dates, or handoff paperwork land on your desk, Connect is built for your week.

Colocation operators

Give sales engineering, PM, and ops one shared view of connectivity, power capacity, and customer handoffs.

Faster customer answers

Carriers & providers

Keep provider demarc, customer port, LOA/CFA, external reference, and renewal detail tied to each service.

Clean handoffs

Enterprise network teams

Track dozens to hundreds of cross-connects, power assignments, sites, providers, renewals, and documents.

Spend under control

Project & migration teams

Plan moves, assign owners, record the old and new path, and close out with proof instead of an email thread.

Change with a record
The reality today

You're paying for circuits you don't use anymore.

Auto-renewals slip through. Decommissioned cross-connects keep billing. And nobody notices until the invoice — or the audit.

// zombie circuits

Decommissioned, still billing

Cross-connects you turned down months ago are still on the invoice — because the disconnect never made it back to a record anyone watches.

// silent auto-renewals

Renewals that renew themselves

A contract auto-renews for another term before anyone flags it, locking in spend you meant to cut.

// hidden in the mess

The money hides in the mess

Duplicate, mis-tagged, and scattered records bury MRC no one is tracking — spread across files, portals, and people's heads.

What you get

It finds the money first — then keeps it from coming back.

Not another DCIM to roll out. A watchdog for the renewals and dead circuits draining your MRC, wrapped in the workflow that keeps your estate clean.

02

Renewal & MRC watchdog

Every renewal date tracked and flagged before it auto-renews — with the full audit trail behind it.

Renewals never slip
03

A-End to Z-End clarity

Every circuit carries its A-End, provider, facility, and Z-End — searchable by anyone, and printable as a path proof document.

A-to-Z path on every circuit
04

Power/RPP guardrails

Catch oversubscribed panels and cabinet loads before installs create risk.

Power capacity controls
05

Clean import that de-dupes your estate

Load messy spreadsheets and exports — Connect maps the columns, normalizes the mess, and catches duplicates by both circuit ID and physical path.

We clean your mess
06

Keeps watch every month

Recoverable spend, renewals, missing LOAs, and audit history — resurfaced every month, not just at import.

Ongoing recovery
How it works

From a messy spreadsheet to money found — in three steps

See what you can recover on day one, then keep your estate clean and watched.

1

Import your estate

Drop in CSVs and spreadsheets — Connect maps the columns and cleans the mess as it loads.

2

See what you can recover

Connect surfaces the still-billing decommissioned circuits, upcoming renewals, and duplicates — with a recoverable-spend number.

3

Keep it clean and watched

Trace paths, run migrations, export the audit trail — and get renewals and recoverable spend resurfaced every month.

What Connect replaces

It replaces the tracking, not your stack.

Connect takes over the spreadsheet-and-memory layer where cross-connect money goes missing. It deliberately leaves the systems of record you already run alone.

Takes over

  • The circuit spreadsheetAnd the three stale copies of it. Import catches duplicates by circuit ID and by physical path.
  • The renewal reminder in someone's calendarEvery renewal date tracked and resurfaced in a monthly digest — not dependent on one person remembering.
  • The "are we still paying for this?" email threadDecommissioned circuits with MRC still attached are flagged the moment you import.
  • Hand-built LOA/CFA paperworkGenerated from the circuit record as a versioned PDF, instead of retyped into a Word template.
  • The scramble before an auditEvery change carries an owner and a timestamp, exportable to CSV.

Doesn't replace

  • Your DCIMConnect doesn't model an entire facility. It tracks the circuits, the spend, and the renewals.
  • Your ticketing or CRM systemLink records by case, ticket, or order reference. Connect isn't trying to become the ticket queue.
  • Your billing or AP systemConnect surfaces what you shouldn't be paying. Cancelling and reconciling still happen in your finance stack.
  • Your monitoringConnect holds the commercial and physical record of a circuit, not its live telemetry.

Connect is a layer, not a migration. Nothing has to be switched off for it to start finding money on your first import.

Pricing

Priced to pay for itself the first time it catches a renewal.

Simple monthly plans — every tier surfaces the renewals and zombie circuits quietly draining your MRC. Start where you are, scale when you need to.

Starter
$299/ month · per workspace

For smaller teams that want to see — and stop — the renewals and decommissioned circuits still quietly billing every month.

  • Unlimited circuits
  • 2 sites / facilities
  • 3 users
  • A-to-Z path records and migration planning with full audit log
  • Renewal & MRC watchdog, import validation, full audit history
Step up to Growth when you outgrow 2 sites or 3 users — Growth runs the same workflow across more facilities and seats.
Start Starter
Growth
$549/ month · per workspace

For teams that have outgrown Starter's limits — the same circuit, A-to-Z path, and migration workflow, now across more facilities and users.

  • Unlimited circuits
  • 5 sites / facilities
  • 8 users
  • Provider directory, task tracking & audit exports
Step up to Professional when you need Power/RPP capacity guardrails, LOA/CFA drafts, and renewal/spend & audit reports.
Start Growth
Enterprise
Custom

For organizations that need unlimited sites and users, a dedicated environment, security review, or guided onboarding.

  • Unlimited circuits, sites, and users
  • Dedicated hostname and database, fully separate from the shared environment
  • Security review + guided onboarding, with your data loaded before day one
  • SSO/SAML and CRM connectors scoped with you during onboarding
Talk to us about Enterprise
Recoverable spend

Find the circuits you're still paying for — then stop paying for them.

Auto-renewals slip through. Decommissioned cross-connects keep billing. Duplicate and mis-tagged records hide MRC no one is watching. Orbnex Connect flags still-billing decommissioned circuits, tracks every renewal date, and keeps the audit trail behind every change.

Illustrative estimate

$1,275/mo This is a worked example, not a projection or a guarantee: it simply applies a 3% assumption to the numbers you enter. Orbnex has not measured a typical recovery rate. Your real number is whatever Connect surfaces on your own import — which may be higher, lower, or zero.
Founding partner program

We're onboarding a limited number of founding teams.

Get your circuit estate cleaned up, loaded, and traceable — with a locked rate and a direct line to the roadmap while Orbnex Connect is shaped around real connectivity and power operations.

Founding pricing, locked for 12 months. Your monthly rate stays fixed for a year, even as we ship new capabilities — start on the plan that fits and grow into it.

We load your data for you. Send your existing circuit spreadsheet and we'll map the columns and import it into your workspace before your first login — no clean-up homework.

A direct line to the roadmap. Founding partners get a standing channel to request features and influence what ships next, built around how your team actually runs migrations and handoffs.

No lock-in, ever. Month-to-month billing through Stripe, your data isolated to your own workspace, and CSV export available any time you want it.

Where Orbnex fits

Not spreadsheets. Not a generic DCIM. The layer that finds your recoverable spend.

Reach for Orbnex Connect when the hard part is the money slipping through — renewals, still-billing circuits, and messy records — not modeling an entire facility.

Spreadsheets & email

Free to start — and exactly why zombie circuits keep billing: no renewal alerts, no duplicate detection, no audit trail, and it all lives in one person's head.

Money slips through

Full DCIM

Powerful for modeling an entire facility, but heavy, costly, and often months to roll out — and still won't tell you which cross-connects you're wasting money on.

Heavy rollout
Row-level tenant isolation Cross-tenant tests on every change Stripe-secured billing Export your data anytime Optional dedicated environment
Built to run real operations

See circuit volume, power capacity, handoff risk, cost, renewal exposure, and change in the same workflow.

Orbnex Connect sits between engineering, operations, procurement, and customer support, so teams answer the practical questions that slow them down every month: what is connected, where does it go, what power supports it, what document proves it, what does it cost, when does it renew, who owns the next task, and what changes are safe?

Focused rack and port viewSee where circuits land in cabinets, rack units, panels, and ports without turning the product into full DCIM.

Power/RPP capacity viewSee assigned panels, breaker spaces, A/B feed assumptions, reserved kW, the measured kW you record, and oversubscription approvals.

Fiber pair diversity warningsFlags when the free fiber capacity at a site collapses onto a single path, so you know before you promise a diverse pair.

Change-ready migration recordsMove a Z-End, keep the old path, draft the handoff paperwork, and prove the change without rebuilding the story from email.

Monthly lifecycle queuesTrack renewals, MRC exposure, missing LOA/CFA, provider contacts, open tasks, and audit history after the migration is complete.

SITE LAX1 · MMR-LAX1 · PANEL P14 · RPP-A PORTS + POWER READY
RecordStatusRisk
Primary cross-connectA-to-Z record completeLOA on file
Cabinet power assignmentRPP-A · 68% utilizedCapacity OK
Migration candidateZ-End move pendingReview route
Commercial recordRenews in 24 daysAction queue
Illustrative preview of the Orbnex Connect operations view: a port capacity map for panel P14 at site LAX1, alongside records showing a completed A-to-Z cross-connect with its LOA on file, a cabinet power assignment at 68% utilization, a pending Z-End migration, and a commercial record renewing in 24 days.

Customer data enters a controlled pipeline

Every upload and Enterprise integration event is validated before it updates production records.

01
Import intakeCSV, Excel-ready exports, provider reports, Enterprise API payloads, provider templates, or power striping plans.
Map
02
Field validationRequired A-End, Z-End, provider, facility, status, renewal, MRC, RPP, panel, and breaker fields are checked.
Review
03
Workspace publishApproved rows save to the authenticated customer workspace only.
Scoped
04
Customer handoffExports, LOA/CFA documents, power reports, and signed webhook events push updated status out to customer systems.
Outbound
Capacity plus proof

Cross-connect workflow includes the power context engineers need.

Engineers see the circuit path, provider handoff, port state, RPP/panel constraints, and migration history before approving a change.

A-ZPath proof
RPPPower guardrails
CSVCustomer handoff
Under the hood

Everything high-volume connectivity and power teams need to move faster

Auto-generated CLR numbers

unique per workspace

A-to-Z path on every circuit

A-End → provider → facility → Z-End

Migration planning + audit log

owners · rollback · closeout

Focused rack + port view

RU · panel · port context

Power/RPP dashboard

assigned · measured · reserved

Bulk CSV & Excel import

column mapping · validation · presets

Fiber pair diversity

free-capacity risk at a site

Breaker assignment mapping

RPP · panel · phase · cabinet

MRC dashboard

by carrier · by site

Renewal and MRC queue

dates · owners · spend

Capacity warnings

thresholds · holds · exceptions

Tasks + provider records

owners · contacts · reminders

LOA/CFA documents

generated from records

External record linkage

case, ticket, order, or circuit ID

CSV export

every view · your data, anytime

Search & filter at scale

find any circuit fast

Who it helps

Different teams, one shared operational workflow

Everyone works from the same circuit truth instead of each team keeping its own spreadsheet, ticket note, or provider handoff tracker.

Enterprises

Own large circuit and power inventories

Track dozens or hundreds of cross-connects, power assignments, sites, providers, migrations, renewals, and documents.

Carriers + Providers

Clean up handoffs

Keep provider demarc, customer port, LOA/CFA, ticket, external reference, and renewal details tied to each service.

Colo Operators

Support customers faster

Give sales engineering, project management, and operations a shared view of connectivity, power capacity, and customer handoffs without exposing another customer's records.

Project Teams

Migrate without chaos

Plan moves, assign owners, preserve old paths, verify new paths, and close out with proof.

Security & data ownership

Enterprise data isolation, built in from day one

Every customer's data is fully isolated. The records you build are yours — exportable anytime, never shared across accounts.

Workspace-scoped isolation

Every circuit, document, and audit event is scoped to your workspace. An automated cross-tenant test suite runs on every change and fails the build if a query can reach another account's records.

Enforced in the app and the database

Every Connect record carries a workspace boundary that is checked in the application and again by row-level security in Postgres — two independent layers, not one.

Automatic audit trail

Endpoint moves, path edits, and migrations are recorded automatically, so every change carries an owner and a timestamp.

Secure billing

Payments are handled securely by Stripe, and workspace access follows the active subscription on file.

Your data, exportable

Export any view to CSV at any time. No lock-in — the operational record you build with Orbnex Connect stays portable.

Dedicated option for enterprise

Need a private environment? Dedicated deployments run in a fully separate, private environment with their own hostname for teams with strict isolation requirements.

FAQ

Answers before you ask

Does Orbnex Connect replace my existing systems?
No. Connect is the money-and-lifecycle layer around them. It tracks what each circuit costs, when it renews, and what proves it — and links to the systems you already use, so it never becomes another all-purpose inventory silo. Nothing has to be switched off for Connect to start finding money.
How do I get my existing circuit data in?
Upload a CSV or Excel file. Connect maps your columns, validates required fields, and flags duplicates by both circuit ID and physical path before anything saves. You review and fix the flagged rows, then publish. Most teams see their first recoverable-spend number on the first import — and founding partners can send us the spreadsheet and we'll load it before your first login.
What does Connect actually find that we'd miss?
Three things, on import: circuits marked decommissioned that still carry MRC, renewal dates approaching or already passed, and duplicate records hiding spend under two IDs. After that, a monthly digest resurfaces renewals, recoverable spend, and circuits missing an LOA — so it keeps working after the first clean-up.
Does it support power circuits and RPP planning?
Yes, on Professional and Enterprise. Connect tracks panels, breaker spaces, cabinet assignments, reserved versus measured kW, and oversubscription approvals, and warns when a panel or cabinet crosses your utilization thresholds. It sits alongside the circuit workflow rather than replacing an electrical design tool.
Is my data isolated from other customers?
Yes. Every Connect record is scoped to your workspace and enforced by row-level security in the database — a second, independent layer beneath the application check. An automated cross-tenant test suite runs on every change and fails the build if a query could reach another account's records. Enterprise teams can also run on a dedicated environment with their own hostname and database.
Can I export my data or cancel anytime?
Anytime. Export any view to CSV from the portal, and manage or cancel your subscription yourself — billing is monthly with no annual contract. Exports cover the most recent 500 circuits per view; if you need a complete historical extract, email us and we'll run it for you.
What does the Professional plan include?
Professional includes unlimited circuits, up to 10 sites and 15 users, A-to-Z path records, migration planning with audit history, LOA/CFA drafts, MRC and renewal tracking, power/RPP planning, breaker assignment mapping, and CSV import/export — per workspace, with monthly and annual options. CRM/API connectors are scoped as an Enterprise implementation rather than a self-service feature.
When should I choose Growth instead of Professional?
Growth is for teams that need more facilities and users than Starter — 5 sites and 8 users versus 2 and 3 — with the same circuit, A-to-Z path, and migration workflow included from Starter up. Choose Professional when Power/RPP capacity, LOA/CFA drafts, and renewal/spend reports are part of the workflow. Enterprise is the right path when you need a dedicated environment or unlimited sites and users.
Who is Orbnex Connect built for?
High-volume connectivity and data-center operations teams: enterprise network teams, carriers and providers, colocation operators, sales engineers, project managers, and infrastructure teams who manage dozens to hundreds of cross-connects, power assignments, sites, providers, and migrations.
Enterprise

Ready for real connectivity and power teams

Customers sign in to an authenticated Connect workspace, add or import records, draft circuit handoff documents, export data for Excel and reporting workflows, monitor Power/RPP capacity, and keep operational history separated by account.

  • Core Circuit inventory, path trace, MRC, renewals & exports
  • Core Power/RPP panels, breaker assignments, capacity warnings & striping-plan exports
  • Core Focused rack/port view, fiber pair diversity, migration history & audit log
  • Portal Customer login, CSV workflow, LOA/CFA drafts, dashboards & saved workspace views
  • Portal Workspace-scoped records, subscription gate & customer exports
  • Integrate Customer-selected Enterprise connectors, scheduled sync & deeper API automation

See what you're still paying for

Run the import preview in your browser — no signup, no sales call. If the number it finds is worth keeping an eye on, start a workspace and Connect will watch your renewals and recoverable spend every month.

Start in minutes · export anytime · cancel yourself, no contract