ISP & FTTH Operators

Run your network business from one screen.

Subscribers, renewals, network assets, faults and field teams, connected, by people who have run an FTTH network themselves.

  • Subscriber management
  • Fault tickets
  • Field teams

Sound familiar?

A day without automation

  1. 01

    Renewals tracked in notebooks; disconnections done by hand.

  2. 02

    Faults reported by phone with no record of what happened.

  3. 03

    ONTs and drop cable disappear between warehouse and field.

  4. 04

    The owner sees collections and churn only at month end.

A renewal, handled end to end
  1. 1 Expiry due The customer’s plan expires in three days.
  2. 2 Remind A WhatsApp reminder with a payment link.
  3. 3 Paid Payment received and receipted.
  4. 4 Renewed Service extended on the router automatically.
  5. 5 Reported Collections update on the owner dashboard.

Automations you can start with

Small steps, real results.

Pick one to start. Most businesses begin with the task that costs them the most time each week.

Subscriber management

PPPoE accounts, plans and expiries in one portal.

Fault tickets

Complaints become tickets with line status attached.

Technician dispatch

Jobs, routes, readings and photos from the field.

ONT tracking

Serials and MACs from warehouse to customer.

Network assets

OLTs, PON ports and splitters with utilisation.

Owner dashboard

Active users, expiries, collections and faults by area.

The day after

  • Renewals and reminders run without a notebook.
  • Every fault has a record, an owner and a closure.
  • You see the health of the business every morning.

FAQ

Questions we often hear

Something else on your mind? Ask us directly

Do you support MikroTik?

Yes. Our subscriber management runs on MikroTik RouterOS today; other equipment is integrated per vendor.

Where can I read more?

Our Telecom & FTTH page covers the full set of modules and how we approach network integrations safely.

Let’s look at your isp & ftth workflow.

Tell us how a normal day runs and where it gets stuck. We will suggest the first automation worth building.