Use case · Serviceability

Know instantly whether you can serve a customer

Serviceability is the question your whole revenue engine waits on: can we connect this address, on this network, with the capacity we already have? NetworkAccess answers it in seconds, from a live inventory of fiber paths, ports and capacity.

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SmartSQ service qualification: an enterprise feasibility request with start point, buffer radius and network layers resolved against the live fiber plant
SmartSQ: a feasibility request run against the live plantBuilt on Google Maps Platform

The decision

What gates every sale

Before a single order is confirmed, someone has to answer one question: can we actually serve this location? Is there fiber near the address, a free port on the right splitter or OLT, and enough capacity on the path to deliver the plan the customer just chose?

In most operators that answer takes hours or days. A feasibility request queues behind a GIS analyst or a field survey, and the response comes back from records that disagree. Every hour of delay is a quote that goes cold.

What a check resolves

One query, the whole picture

  1. 01

    Is there fiber you can reach?

    The live path from the nearest feasible point to the location, on the network you actually own.

  2. 02

    Is there a free port?

    Real-time port availability on the relevant splitter or OLT, not a stale assignment record.

  3. 03

    Is there capacity on the path?

    Available capacity along the route, so you commit only to what the network can deliver.

  4. 04

    What is the path?

    The route itself, visualised, so provisioning and field teams act on the same truth sales quoted.

Why the answer is usually slow, and wrong

The root cause is fragmentation. Most operators run several inventory systems that don't agree and lack real-time operational visibility, so no single screen tells the truth about an address.

Industry research finds up to 70% of field-technician time is wasted searching for the right assets and fault locations. When the inventory can't be trusted, neither can the serviceability answer built on it.

GIS Inventory Excel / CRM One source of truth

Serviceability, resolved on the map in seconds.

The same live record that sales quotes from is the one provisioning and the field act on. One source of truth, read straight off the network, with no reconciliation round trip.

How NetworkAccess answers it

A query against live state, not a survey

NetworkAccess is operations-first: it starts from inventory, serviceability, capacity and operations, and treats the map as the interface. Because it maintains a trusted digital twin of your fiber network, a serviceability check stops being a field trip and becomes a single query, read from one source of truth that unifies GIS, inventory, spreadsheets, CRM and OSS.

The NetworkAccess Connection Editor: OLT line-card ports mapped to network ports, each marked vacant, connected, reserved or faulty
Port availability read from live state: vacant, connected, reserved or faulty, on the OLT the address would be served from.

What serviceability in seconds changes

70–95% less serviceability lookup time
Seconds per check, down from hours or days
One answer, shared from sales to the field
  1. 01

    Faster quotes, fewer dropped sales

    Sales answers the customer while they're still on the line, instead of queuing a feasibility request.

  2. 02

    No feasibility queue

    Provisioning and field teams act on the same live answer sales gave, with no reconciliation round-trip.

  3. 03

    A signal for where to build next

    Capacity visible at decision time shows which zones are serviceable and where the next expansion pays off.

Proof

Proven at national scale

The same serviceability engine runs under some of the world's largest fiber and telecom networks. Seconds-fast decisions hold up at the scale of a national broadband footprint.

Live across Millions of network assets under live management, across nationwide deployments
  • Vodafone
  • Reliance Jio
  • BSNL
  • Tata Play Fiber
  • Dialog
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