DocuNet™ Services

Enterprise Network Documentation

A layered methodology for producing living network documentation — the architectural visualization needed to design, operate, troubleshoot, and maintain control of hybrid cloud and premises infrastructure.

Your infrastructure is growing. Your documentation isn't.

Tribal Knowledge Risk

Critical architecture knowledge lives in the heads of 2–3 senior engineers. When they leave, the organization loses its understanding of its own systems.

Fragmented Diagrams

Dozens of Visio files, Lucidchart links, and whiteboard photos scattered across teams. No single authoritative source. No version control. No layered view.

Troubleshooting Blind Spots

Without current documentation, mean-time-to-resolution increases. Change control breaks down. You can't fix what you can't see.

Executive Visibility Gap

Leadership can't assess risk, approve investment, or evaluate compliance without architecture diagrams they can actually understand.

Not just diagrams. A system for keeping them alive.

DocuNet is a methodology — not a one-off drawing effort. It combines structured discovery with a layered documentation approach and an operating model for keeping everything current as the network evolves.

01

Discovery & Architecture Capture

We work directly with your engineers to gather detailed architecture information and validate physical and logical connectivity across all environments — cloud, on-premises, and hybrid.

02

Layout & Layered Drafting

Using the DocuNet layered approach, we produce diagrams that separate physical topology, logical connectivity, application flow, and security zones into organized, navigable layers.

03

Review & Validation

Diagrams are walked through with your technology teams to confirm accuracy, identify gaps, and ensure every group — network, security, applications, operations — can use the same documentation set.

04

Update & Refinement Model

DocuNet is designed for ongoing maintenance. Expansion, re-architecture, and change control are reflected through a defined update process — documentation stays current, not archived.

Tangible documentation artifacts — not slide decks about documentation.

Layered Network Architecture Diagrams

Detailed, vendor-independent diagrams using the DocuNet layered format. Physical topology, logical connectivity, application flows, and security boundaries — all in one navigable system.

Enterprise-Wide Visualization

Large-format outputs giving teams the ability to see entire enterprise infrastructure on a single diagram. Supports architecture review sessions, war rooms, and executive briefings.

Training & Enablement Workshop (OPTIONAL)

Structured workshop to teach your team documentation principles, the DocuNet layered methodology, and change control processes.

Redline & As-Built Change Control (OPTIONAL)

A process for managing diagram updates through redlines and as-built documentation — tracking what changed, when, and why.

Start where you are.

Getting Started Package

For organizations that have staff but not the documentation expertise. Evaluate current docs. Build initial diagrams. Train your team on principles and maintenance.

Training Only

For teams with capacity but needing methodology. 5-day workshop covering DocuNet methodology, layered approach, change control, and practice with your actual infrastructure.

Request a Consultation Starts with a scoping call to understand your environment and documentation needs.

What DocuNet delivers.

Features

  • Layered Architecture Approach
  • Vendor Independent
  • Living Documentation Model
  • One Set of Diagrams for All Teams
  • Cloud + Premises + Hybrid Coverage

Benefits

  • Faster Troubleshooting
  • Reduced Tribal Knowledge Risk
  • Executive & Board Visibility
  • Stronger Change Control
  • Audit & Compliance Readiness

Is your infrastructure a candidate for DocuNet?

Download the free DocuNet Readiness Assessment — a quick self-evaluation to determine how much value structured documentation would bring to your organization.

Download Assessment (PDF)

Your infrastructure deserves documentation
that keeps up.

Whether you need a full DocuNet engagement or a training workshop to build internal capability, it starts with a conversation about where you are and where you need to be.