Preview Examples

Real views from a working platform.

These are actual screenshots from IntraLogic — the central hub, failure simulation, path tracing, the AI assistant, reporting, and health scoring. Explore what the product does today, then log in if you already have access.

What you’re seeing
The same visual language used inside the product.
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Captured from the app

Every image below is a real screen from IntraLogic, not a mockup.

Follow the thread

See a failure ripple across dependencies and end as a shareable report.

Dashboard Overview

One view across the whole environment.

Client hub showing a resilience score and module cards

The client hub opens on a single resilience score and a card for every domain — Physical, Virtual, Storage, Sites, Roles & Apps, and VDI — each with its own score and live counts. Drill into any one to work the detail, or stay up top for the whole-of-environment picture.

  • Overall resilience donut with target and per-domain breakdown
  • Live inventory counts — racks, hosts, clusters, VMs, arrays, pools, sites, roles, apps
  • One click into each module, or straight to the Health Score
Why it matters

One screen replaces a scavenger hunt across monitoring, diagrams, and docs — everyone works from the same picture of the environment.

Failure Simulation

Understand the blast radius before it happens.

This is one of IntraLogic’s primary differentiators. Fail a component in the model and the platform traces the consequence the way the real environment would — layer by layer — so you see the operational impact before a real outage forces you to.

A failed core switch degrading hosts and storage across the topology
  • Core switch failure — one core device is taken offline in the model.
  • Host degradation — hypervisor hosts lose a path and drop to reduced redundancy.
  • Application impact — the roles and business apps riding on those hosts are flagged.
  • Service degradation — storage paths and dependent services show their degraded state.
  • Operational report — the full chain is captured in a report you can share.
Why it matters

Understand the operational impact before a maintenance window, outage, or change request reaches production — not after.

Path Tracing

See exactly how traffic and dependencies flow.

Path explorer tracing a healthy route from ISP to switch

Pick a start and an end — device to device, or across the environment — and IntraLogic resolves the actual path, hop by hop, against the live model. Each hop shows its type and health, and the route lights up on the topology so there’s no guessing where a dependency runs.

  • End-to-end route across ISP, firewall, switching, and compute
  • Per-hop health so a weak link is obvious at a glance
  • The path highlighted directly on the environment diagram
Why it matters

When something breaks, prove exactly which path a service depends on instead of guessing where traffic actually flows.

Health Scoring

Operational readiness — not only uptime.

A green monitoring dashboard tells you things are up right now. IntraLogic scores whether the environment is actually built to survive a failure, and how well it’s documented.

Health score dashboard broken down by resilience category
  • Resilience score — is it built with redundancy, with no single points of failure?
  • Dependency / blast radius — how far does one failure cascade?
  • Architecture quality — how sound is the design across every domain?
  • Documentation confidence — how completely is the estate actually recorded?
Why it matters

A green uptime board can still hide a single point of failure — readiness scoring tells you whether the design will actually survive one.

Reporting

Board-ready and engineer-ready, from the same model.

Report builder with section toggles, format options, and export buttons

Choose a scope, pick the sections, and export. The same engine produces a clean executive summary or a detailed technical record — in the format the audience needs.

  • HTML reports for sharing and review
  • PDF reports for board-ready output
  • CSV exports for inventory and cabling
  • Scheduled email reports
  • Executive and technical report depth
Why it matters

The same model serves the boardroom and the on-call engineer — nobody has to rebuild the story by hand for each audience.

AI Assistant

Ask the environment a question.

The AI assistant is built on top of the IntraLogic model. The deterministic engine performs the actual dependency analysis — AI is how you talk to it in plain language. Nothing changes without your review and approval.

AI assistant answering a what-if question about a core switch failure

The assistant helps users:

  • Ask questions about the live environment
  • Build and extend the model
  • Review infrastructure and spot weak points
  • Understand impact before a change
  • Generate reports
Why it matters

Anyone on the team can interrogate the environment in plain language — without first knowing where every dependency is documented.

Example Questions
  • What happens if Core Switch 01 fails?
  • Which applications depend on Datastore 3?
  • Which clients have single-path storage risk?
  • Generate an executive report for this site.
Why Users Trust the Answer

Answers are grounded in the model the engine actually analyzes, not a guess:

  • Based on the actual infrastructure model
  • Uses documented dependencies
  • Uses simulation rules
  • Uses published environment data
  • Review-first workflow