See every client network —
all 12 layers, automatically.
Alluvial Systems is the intelligent visibility and documentation layer for MSPs. An on-site agent discovers every device, system, and connection across your clients’ environments and turns it into living, always-current documentation, so you stop guessing and start knowing.
Documentation is the job nobody loves — until something breaks.
Client networks change every day. Documentation goes stale the moment it’s written, diagrams never match reality, and your techs lose hours hunting for the details that should already be at their fingertips. When an outage, an audit, or a departing engineer hits, the gaps become expensive.
Your RMM tells you a device is reachable. It can’t tell you whether it’s configured right or how it connects to everything around it.
Discovery that documents itself — and stays current.
A lightweight on-site agent discovers your client’s environment locally and securely (outbound-only, encrypted, running only command sets the platform has signed), redacts sensitive data before it leaves the site, and sends it to the cloud, where every object is tagged across 12 layers and the connections between them are mapped. New discovery merges automatically, and every manual edit you make is preserved.
A signed Windows service, installed by MSI. Outbound-only over pinned TLS, with no inbound holes in the client’s firewall.
SNMPv3, WMI, SSH, NETCONF, and vendor APIs, plus the inventory already in your PSA/RMM. Every connection mapped.
Incremental updates keep docs live; your manual edits always survive the merge.
Not a flat asset list. A real model of the environment.
Most tools give you a table of devices. Alluvial understands every object across 12 OSI-style layers (from chassis, power, and hardware up through the network, operating systems, applications, cloud, and distributed services), with connections mapped at every layer.
The bottom ten layers describe a single device; the top two span many, like HA pairs and distributed applications. It’s the difference between a list and a map.
Every address accounted for (in-use, DHCP, reserved, free, or in conflict), discovered automatically and mapped to the objects that own them.
One platform. Every layer. Every client.
Every application runs on the same layered foundation and shares the same assets, so what you document, you’ll be able to configure and monitor without leaving the platform. Documentation Manager is furthest along, with IPAM, Warranty Manager and License Manager already connected to it. Configuration Manager and Asset Monitoring are in design, and we’re building them in the open.
Separate apps, same assets. IPAM, Warranty Manager and License Manager each read Documentation Manager’s inventory and report their status back to the asset record, so a device’s IPs, warranty and licenses sit in one place.
Configuration Manager and Asset Monitoring will share the same asset record. We’re building them in the open, so the details may change before launch.
Monitoring shouldn’t stop at “is it up?” Asset Monitoring is designed to compare what each device is supposed to do against what it’s actually doing, and flags the difference. From “is it up?” to “is it right?”
Built for MSPs who can’t afford to get security wrong.
Designed to HIPAA/HiTech requirements from day one. Each client’s data lives in its own isolated schema under its own encryption key. Add SSO with MFA, role-based and per-client access control, approval for privileged actions, and a hash-chained audit log, and every client’s data stays exactly where it should.
We’re building this in the open.
Alluvial Systems launches the first week of January 2027. Between now and then we’re sharing how we’re building it (the architecture, the trade-offs, the 12-layer model), and we want MSPs in the room while we do it. Join the waitlist and help shape what ships.
Get early access. Have a say in the roadmap.
Join the waitlist for early access, launch pricing, and a direct line into what we build next.