NetParse sits between your app and 9 vendors. Select an operation in the studio and watch it happen — parallel collection with live progress, config translation, drift detection and compliance scoring — all returning one canonical JSON model.
Picks the exact parameters it needs — model, routing table, VPN config, interface traffic.
NETCONF · REST · SNMP · CLI. Job queue + throttle keeps it parallel without saturating anything.
Touched read-only — a parser bug can never write to or mutate the box. Creds stay encrypted.
Pick an operation and hit Run. This runs a faithful, self-contained simulation of the real engine (same steps, same shapes) so you can see exactly what each operation produces in the UI.
Queue a multi-device job and watch live progress land per parameter.
Paste one brand's config, get another's native output — with every gap flagged.
Order-insensitive change detection since the last baseline — no false alarms on row reordering.
Golden-config policies scored on the canonical schema — one rule covers every vendor.
The requester picks parameters; NetParse chooses the best protocol per param and returns a single vendor-agnostic shape — so your app code never forks on vendor.
A live view of which parameters are implemented per vendor. The parser ships a test that fails if this matrix drifts from the adapter code.
✓ = implemented in that vendor's adapter · — = not yet covered (param still returns a uniform shape)
Login, credentials and license keys are all first-class. Run on your own infrastructure — nothing leaves it.
Role-based access (viewer / operator / admin) with attribute rules that override per resource. Non-admins can't touch users or licenses, even with write scope.
Signed keys bound to Company/User + MAC/CPU/volume fingerprint, or by device count and brand set. Tamper-proof; a box-bound key won't validate elsewhere.
Device credentials stay encrypted at rest via HashiCorp Vault integration — never written to disk in cleartext, never logged.
Single-server today, built to scale. Human login (RBAC+ABAC) or API keys, machine-bound licensing, and a dev inventory that runs end-to-end with zero dependencies — be collecting real device data in minutes.