Select covered hardware
Choose the cabinets, patch panels, switches, fibre hardware, outlets and other items addressed by the guide.
AUSTRALIAN CABLING STANDARDS DOCUMENTATION
Set the expectation.
Keep it beside the work.
Turn organisation cabling requirements into a practical guide that can be applied across sites, shared with contractors and referenced by field teams.
CABVIX helps organisations maintain practical cabling documentation guidance, colour schedules and official reference links in the same platform as their physical network records.
FROM BASELINE TO ORGANISATION GUIDE
Start with structure.
Adapt it to the way your team works.
Organise practical guidance
Group the information teams need for installation, identification, documentation, testing and handover.
Define colours and labels
Maintain organisation guidance for patch-lead colours, identifiers and documentation output.
CABLING STANDARDS GENERATOR
Draft. Review. Apply. Issue.
Review the baseline
Use the Australian Cabling Baseline as a practical starting point for internal review.
Tailor the guide
Edit the covered hardware, requirement groups, colours and organisation-specific instructions.
Apply it to sites
Make approved guidance available where teams document and maintain physical infrastructure.
Share the output
Download or distribute an organisation-branded document to clients, contractors and technicians.
GOVERNANCE ACROSS THE WORKSPACE
Make the expected method visible.
Keep exceptions attributable.
Guidance beside the record
Give technicians access to the current organisation guide and official source links while they document the site.
Organisation-wide rules
Apply approved colour, labelling and documentation guidance consistently across the organisation.
Recorded deviations
Allow an authorised administrator to override a rule when required while retaining the reason in history.
AN IMPORTANT BOUNDARY
Documentation supports compliance.
It does not certify it.
CABVIX does not interpret technical standards or certify an installation. Registered cablers, designers, contractors and asset owners remain responsible for applicable law, standards, testing, certification, safety and professional judgement. Official sources should always be checked for current requirements.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Cabling documentation FAQs
What is the Australian Cabling Baseline?
It is a practical starting point for an organisation documentation guide. Teams review and adapt it to their own requirements and obligations.
Can we customise the guide?
Yes. Authorised teams can select covered hardware and requirement groups, edit guidance, and maintain colour and labelling rules.
Can guidance be applied across sites?
The planned Premium workflow supports organisation guidance across sites, with controlled overrides and recorded deviations.
Can CABVIX generate a document?
Yes. The maintained guide can be issued as an organisation-branded document for clients, contractors and field technicians.
Are official sources included?
The Reference library keeps links to authoritative sources within reach. Users remain responsible for checking the current source and applying it correctly.
Does CABVIX certify compliance?
No. CABVIX supports documentation; it does not replace legal requirements, registered-cabler obligations, testing, certification or professional advice.
EXPECT THE BEST. DEMAND THE REST.