NetworkAccess · Integrations & Technology
One operational platform, connected to the systems you already run
NetworkAccess does not ask you to rip out your stack. It unifies your GIS, inventory tools, spreadsheets, CRM and OSS into a single source of truth, and integrates with the OSS/BSS, workforce and monitoring systems your operations teams depend on every day.
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The problem
Why integration is the point
Most operators do not lack systems, they have too many. A GIS holds where the assets are. One or more inventory tools hold what you own. The CRM holds the customer. The OSS runs provisioning and assurance. Spreadsheets fill the gaps in between. Each of these holds a version of the network, and those versions disagree.
NetworkAccess is built to sit across that landscape rather than add another silo to it. By unifying GIS, inventory tools, Excel, CRM and OSS into one operational platform, it gives planners, field engineers and operations teams a single current view of the network to work from, which is what makes serviceability answers trustworthy and inventory accuracy hold at 90 to 98% with 50 to 80% less manual reconciliation.
The pattern
One platform at the centre, your systems in step
The pattern is the same wherever NetworkAccess lands: instead of point integrations stitched between every tool, each system connects once to the platform over open APIs. The network record stays in one place, and OSS/BSS, CRM, GIS, NMS and ERP all read from and write to that single truth.
Enterprise systems
The systems we connect to
NetworkAccess connects to the operational systems that run the business, so the network record and the systems that act on it stay in step:
OSS / BSS
Keep the operational and business support stack aligned with the live network inventory and serviceability state.
CRM
Tie customers and orders to the addresses and assets that serve them.
Workforce Management
Feed accurate as-built data to the teams dispatched into the field, and take their updates back.
ERP
Connect network assets and work to the systems that track resources and cost.
Service Provisioning Platforms
Let provisioning act on a serviceability and capacity picture it can trust.
NMS & Monitoring
Bring network management and monitoring signals together with the spatial network model.
Every system, one source of truth on the map.
GIS, OSS, CRM and the spreadsheets in between all feed one operational record, read straight off the network. Each system connects once, over open APIs, and stops disagreeing with the rest.
The outcome
What one source of truth delivers
When every system reads from and writes to the same operational record, the numbers move where they matter: accuracy holds across the stack, and the reconciliation work that used to keep the network out of step falls away.
What unifying the stack changes
One version of the network
GIS, inventory, CRM and OSS stop disagreeing, because each reads from and writes to the same operational record.
No new silo to maintain
NetworkAccess sits across your landscape rather than adding another system that has to be reconciled with the rest.
An ecosystem, not a point integration
Open APIs let the platform reach beyond a single connection, so you can integrate and extend network automation with third-party applications.
Proof
Proven in the partner ecosystem
Open APIs are how the platform reaches beyond a point integration. Lepton's FTTx Geo Mapping Suite is available on Nokia's Altiplano Application Marketplace, where its open ecosystem and APIs let operators integrate and extend network automation with third-party applications, giving operators a tool to better plan and design their FTTH rollouts. Read the announcement →
Technology
The technology underneath
The integrations exist to serve a set of capabilities. Across the platform, those are organised around a few core technology themes:
- Digital Twin, a trusted, current model of the physical network.
- Fiber Inventory Management, an accurate record of every fiber asset.
- Serviceability Intelligence, instant answers on whether you can connect an address.
- Capacity Management, what is available, where, and what is committed.
- Planning, designing network builds and expansions before they reach the field.
- Workflow Automation, the operational processes that keep the network and its data current.
- AI-Assisted Operations, intelligence applied to inventory, serviceability and operations decisions.
For how these capabilities are delivered as modules, see capabilities; for the lifecycle from digital twin to live operations, see how it works.
See it connected to your stack.
Walk through how NetworkAccess fits your OSS/BSS, GIS and operations systems with our team.
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