Sound familiar?
- Tester files on one laptop, labels in another program, as-builts redrawn at the end
- Punch lists on paper that never make it back to the office
- Customers who dispute what was installed months after the job
- Runs that cannot be found again because the label and the drawing disagree
From pull to proof
Add runs one at a time or a whole floor from a pattern — a label with a counter and the panel port each lands on. Thread them through pathways with a capacity, import Fluke LinkWare PC, LinkWare Live, or NetAlly Link-Live results against them, and see every run never tested, failed, or marginal before you leave site.
Labels that match the record
Print QR labels and wire flags for both ends of every run from the same data the report uses, on sheets, tape, or thermal rolls. The cable ID on the flag is the cable ID on the drawing, the patch schedule, and the test reading.
Sign-off on site, as-built by the end of the day
Checklist templates with photo-required steps walk the crew through commissioning; the customer signs on the phone and the checklist locks. Punch pins on the floor plan mark what is left. The property’s report — rack drawings, floor plans, patch and cable schedules, test results, and sign-offs — is the handover.
Questions and answers
Which cable testers does Cablefolio import from?
Cablefolio reads the CSV exports of Fluke LinkWare PC, LinkWare Live, and NetAlly Link-Live, matches each row to a cable run, and previews the result before anything is recorded.
Can the customer sign off on a phone?
Yes. A checklist or a work order takes the customer’s drawn or typed signature on site, then locks; re-opening it needs an owner or admin and a reason, and earlier sign-offs stay listed.