Features for your fiber network

Bring design decisions, field results and operational records into the same project.

INVENTORY

From the map to connection details

Track cable routes, fiber usage and device connections together. Give your teams access to the network information they need through a shared record.

Map, shared site structures, cable, tube and fiber records
Splice diagrams, trays, ODFs, ports and rack layouts
Device records with WDM/OADM, ONT and different OLT port types
Fiber allocation, reservations, address and building connections
Identify missing connections with rule-based topology validation

In the guide: Fiber cables and connection records →

Splice diagram showing connections between cable fibers and device ports — Fiber and port connections shown on the splice diagram.

DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION

Apply changes after approval

Assess design alternatives separately from operational records. Review conflicts and affected connections before introducing accepted changes under control.

Design branches and change comparison
Conflict checks, review and approval
Impact reports and controlled publication
Construction tracking and as-built records through work packages

In the guide: Design, review and approval →

Screen for reviewing and approving design changes — The screen for reviewing design changes and deciding whether to publish them.

FIELD AND OFFICE

Turn field information into current records

Continue field work without an internet connection. Bring corrections and supporting attachments into the project record through office review.

Offline field application and field packages
Field photos and document attachments
Office review and acceptance of changes
Current splice schedules, bills of quantities and material outputs

In the guide: Offline field work and office review →

Office review screen for assessing field changes and attachments — Reviewing field changes and attachments before they enter the project record.

OPERATIONS

Assess circuit paths alongside their risks

See which physical infrastructure each connection depends on. Use outage impact and shared risk information to support maintenance work and backup path decisions.

Primary and backup circuit paths
Constrained path search based on your criteria
Risks from shared cables, ducts and site structures
Circuits and endpoints that may be affected by an outage

In the guide: Technical circuits →

Primary and backup path selection with the backup circuit path highlighted on the map — Primary and backup circuit paths shown alongside their routes on the map.

PLANNING AND MEASUREMENT

Compare alternatives and assess them with measurements

Support route decisions with distance and cost information. Review calculated optical values alongside field measurements.

Route alternatives and cost comparison
Optical budget calculations including asymmetric P2P connections
Comparison of calculations and measurements by fiber and port
Read measurements from OTDR SOR files and estimate fault locations

In the guide: Optical budget and measurement →

Comparison of route alternatives by length and cost — Comparing route alternatives using recorded length and cost information.

DATA AND INTEGRATION

Work with your existing records

Bring drawings and geographic data together in the project record. Preserve field corrections when importing updated files and share network information with your organisation’s other applications.