Vertiv Trellis

Vertiv Trellis, Enterprise DCIM Software for data center and critical facility managers who need complete visibility across their entire infrastructure, Vertiv Trellis delivers the real-time intelligence and planning capabilities to keep complex environments running at their best.

Trellis is Vertiv’s enterprise-grade Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) platform, bringing power, cooling, space, and assets together in a single unified view. Whether you’re managing a single data center or a distributed estate across multiple sites, Trellis gives you the operational clarity to make better decisions — faster.

What Vertiv Trellis Does

Trellis monitors your critical infrastructure in real time, giving you live visibility of power consumption, cooling performance, capacity utilization, and asset status across your environment. Automated alerts flag potential issues before they become failures, and detailed reporting supports both day-to-day operations and longer-term capacity planning.

The platform’s spatial modelling capabilities let you visualize your data center floor plan digitally, track asset locations, and model the impact of changes before you make them — reducing the risk of unplanned downtime during infrastructure changes or expansions.

Vertiv Trellis Features

• Real-time monitoring of power, cooling, and environmental conditions
• Asset management and lifecycle tracking across your estate
• Capacity planning and what-if modelling for future growth
• Energy efficiency reporting and power usage effectiveness (PUE) analysis
• Integration with third-party systems including BMS, ITSM, and ticketing platforms
• Support for Vertiv hardware and third-party devices via SNMP and other standard protocols
• Multi-site management from a single dashboard

Who is Vertiv Trellis suited to?

Trellis is an enterprise platform and is best suited to organizations with complex or large-scale data center environments where managing capacity, energy, and assets at scale is an ongoing operational requirement. If you’re running a smaller environment and primarily need UPS monitoring and shutdown protection, a dedicated UPS management tool may be a more cost-effective starting point — our team can help you assess which is the right fit.