Find what changed before your users do.
BaselineIQ shows exactly what broke — DNS, routes, ports, latency, or database access — so your team stops guessing during outages.
Because “nothing changed” is usually wrong.
PS C:\Ops> .\BaselineIQ-Agent.ps1 Yesterday: DNS: PASS Route: PASS TCP: PASS Latency: 22ms Today: DNS: PASS Route: CHANGED TCP: PASS Latency: 85ms Finding: Root cause clue: network path changed
Built for the tickets nobody wants.
“The app is down” turns into a blind hunt across DNS, firewalls, routes, ports, latency, and databases. BaselineIQ gives IT a clean before-and-after view so you can see what actually changed.
Mystery outages
Separate application problems from DNS, routing, latency, port, or database connectivity issues.
Baseline drift
Compare today against a known-good baseline so silent changes do not stay invisible.
Database dependencies
Validate critical paths to IBM i / DB2, Oracle, SQL Server, APIs, vendors, and internal systems.
What IT teams get on day one.
A practical validation layer for support engineers, system admins, DBAs, and IT managers who need evidence fast.
See DNS, TCP, route, latency, and database differences compared to baseline.
Show historical evidence when someone says “nothing changed.”
Spot silent route, latency, endpoint, or access changes before users open tickets.
Capture what healthy looks like, then compare every future run.
Store snapshots, drift history, and severity in one central place.
Fits naturally into Windows operations, scheduled tasks, and support workflows.
Simple workflow. Useful answers.
Designed to answer the first question every support bridge asks: “What changed?”
Define target endpoints
Add IBM i / DB2, Oracle, SQL Server, APIs, file services, vendor hosts, or internal systems.
Capture a known-good baseline
Record expected DNS, ports, response times, routes, and database validation results.
Run scheduled checks
Validate connectivity on schedule and store every snapshot in SQL.
Find drift before users do
Surface what changed, when it changed, and which dependency deserves attention first.
Who it helps.
Made for the people pulled into production incidents who need clean evidence, not finger-pointing.
Stop guessing during outages.
Start seeing what changed across DNS, routes, ports, latency, and database connectivity.