Every job starts by working out which document is lying.
Point CrossTrust at the folder where your drawings, configurations and spreadsheets already live. It reads them against each other and quotes both sides of every disagreement, line by line, before anyone drives out to the site.
Run it on a folder, any time
It installs on one machine and reads a folder you point it at. Nothing touches the network.
Drawings, configuration files, spreadsheets, exports. Whatever the truth is supposed to live in.
CrossTrust never connects to a device. It only reads files you give it.
When two documents disagree and neither outweighs the other, it says so and names what would settle it.
Three documents, three answers, and a van already booked.
The drawing says one thing and the configuration says another. The spreadsheet, kept by somebody until they left, says a third. All three are in the handover pack.
Nobody finds out which one is right until an engineer is standing in the room, which is the most expensive possible moment to find out.
It never guesses which document wins. It shows you both, quoted, and names the one command that settles it.
Both sides, quoted, with the line number.

It reads what you already have and compares it with itself.
Drawings, configurations, spreadsheets and exports, in the formats they are already in.
Every statement about a device, a port, a room or an address becomes a claim with a source attached.
When two claims about the same thing disagree, they appear side by side, each quoted and cited to its file and line.
When neither document wins, it says no answer.
A coin flip would be quicker. Every "no answer" names the one check that would settle it, and an engineer can go and run that check.
- 1Take the no-answer list first
Each one names the command or the check that would settle it. Run those and a whole class of contradictions collapses at once.
- 2Then the stale sources
It ranks sources by how often they turn out wrong. Stop maintaining whichever one keeps losing.
- 3Then decide which source is canonical
Most teams have never said which document wins. Say it once, and the disagreement report turns into a to-do list.
Does it connect to our network?
Does it connect to our network?
No. CrossTrust never touches a device. It reads files you point it at, and that is the whole of its access.
What formats does it read?
The ones your documents are already in. The full list is on the compatibility page, and a file it cannot read is named on screen so you know it was left out.
What if the documents are all wrong?
Then they agree with each other, and CrossTrust has no contradiction to report. Checking documents against the live network is a job for CrossScan or CrossConnect.
Does it edit our documents?
No. It reads them and writes a report. Your files are never modified.
See it work
One building's paperwork, read against itself.
A handover folder of twenty files: switch configurations from five makes, a drawing, two spreadsheets and three PDFs. Press start and use it the way you would use CrossTrust.
Start here. Point it at a folder, watch it read twenty files, then settle what it could not. The tour takes about two minutes.
Twenty files in, five questions out.
It named every file it could not read, cited both sides of each disagreement, declined to choose where the documents were evenly matched, and put back an answer from last month because a drawing turned up. The controls, the accepted failure and the sealed package are in the rail.
Demo data: a made-up building's folder of twenty files. Every finding here came out of CrossTrust 1.0.0 reading that folder on two runs. What you answer, accept or seal stays in this browser tab.
Once the documents agree
Documents that agree with each other can still be wrong about the network. Holding them up against the switches is work for CrossScan or CrossConnect.
CrossTrust next to the other sevenCrossTrust hands you a document set you can rely on, which is where CrossConnect picks up: “Is it right, and what breaks if it fails?”
Bring one folder of documents.
Bring the handover pack as it is. We point CrossTrust at the folder together, and you see every contradiction in it, quoted to the line.
