What SPARK does
SPARK turns a plugged-in collector and your cloud controllers into one live picture of a site: automatic discovery, real topology, documentation that stays true, and the controls to act on what you find.
Platform
Plug in the SPARK Box and the site documents itself.
A pre-programmed box: plug it in and it enrolls against a site code, then reports over a signed, encrypted channel. Minimal setup, no special skills needed. Or self-host the collector on your own hardware with our image. No agent rollout, no per-device install.
Continuous sweeps of the site's subnets build and maintain the device inventory, with online/offline state derived from real heartbeats.
MAC, IP, vendor, model and role are resolved automatically so switches, firewalls, APs and endpoints land in the right place.
Scan targets and rates are controlled per site, so fragile OT, AV and building-control gear is discovered without being hammered.
Platform
Topology that reflects what is actually plugged in.
Built from CDP, LLDP, SNMP and vendor APIs such as Meraki and UniFi, with port labels where the source provides them. Modbus (serial and TCP) and other telemetry from compatible devices sits alongside.
Collector and cloud integrations are correlated by MAC first, then IP. Devices and links seen by two sources are marked confirmed.
Turn the live view into a manual diagram in one click, keeping current node positions and the discovery source of every device.
Multi-page canvases with Manhattan routing, layers, port-level cabling and expert mode for documentation you are happy to hand a client.
Platform
Cloud controllers as a first-class data source.
Device sync, status, IP, serial, uplink detail and cloud topology links, plus device actions such as remote reboot from the topology panel.
Connect either a direct console URL or the Site Manager cloud API, with clear guidance when a console's IP allowlist blocks validation.
Fortinet, Catalyst, Peplink, Teltonika, Crestron and Lutron connections can be configured and stored now, ready as each sync goes live.
Integration credentials are encrypted and only ever used server-side by edge functions. Keys are never exposed to the browser.
Platform
Documentation that stays true because it is fed by live data.
A spreadsheet-style grid over every discovered and authored device: names, roles, IPs, notes and owner fields, edited inline.
Encrypted per-client credentials, linked to the device they belong to and deep-linked straight from the documentation and topology views.
Give clients a scoped, white-labelled login to see their own documentation, tickets and subscriptions — and nothing else.
An MSP can share a client's documentation and diagrams with that client's in-house Solo org, with clear provenance on every shared record.
Platform
Act on what you see, without leaving the record.
A per-site WireGuard tunnel you enable and disable on demand, with RDP, SSH, Telnet and HTTP/HTTPS launched from the documented device.
Trigger an update, restart, reboot or fresh scan from the dashboard, with live telemetry on what the collector is doing.
Where the integration supports it, reboot a cloud-managed device straight from the topology panel.
A single source-health signal per site — grey, green, amber or red — driven by real collector heartbeats and integration sync state.
SPARK's virtual engineer surfaces insights across your sites and turns them into actions you can accept, dismiss or track to closure.
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Free for MSPs and their own local site, with unlimited sites and 3 users included. The MSP version adds a multi-client console, timesheets and billing, branded client reports, compliance reports, and your own resale margin. See the pricing page.