Faster fault finding
Select a node and see the subscribers and drops downstream of it.
Your whole plant on a map
See your fiber network, and exactly who loses service when something breaks. When a cable is cut, finding which customers are affected usually means a spreadsheet and guesswork. The fiber map draws your POPs, OLTs, closures, splitters and distribution boxes, the routes and strands between them and the drops to subscribers, and shows the service impact of any node in one click.
Call the right customers
Affected subscribers are listed with their phone numbers.
Capacity at a glance
See which ports and strands are in use before you connect someone.
Plan before you build
Mark routes and nodes as planned, active or faulty.
How it works
The fiber map draws the physical plant across the coverage area: nodes, the routes between them and the drops to subscribers. Select a node to see its ports and strands, and what would lose service downstream if it failed.
How ISPs use it
Cable cuts
Know who is down and call them before they call you.
New connections
Find a distribution box with a free port near the customer.
Planned maintenance
Warn exactly the subscribers a splicing job will affect.
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Map your fiber plant. Try it for fourteen days.
Draw your nodes, routes and drops, and see which subscribers sit downstream of any node.