Fiber software
built around
your network.
Keep your map, splice records and fiber paths connected in one practical workspace.
Illustrative demo · Synthetic network
Built for the people
who build the network.
For lean teams moving between the office and the field. Keep the records you need connected to the network you work on, without losing the detail along the way.
Map it. Splice it. Trace it.
Follow the connections from a network overview down to a single fiber.
Bring cables, splice points and terminations into one map so your team can find the record behind the route.
Showing illustrative fibers 07–09
See which fibers connect across a splice, with cable references and color labels that keep the record readable.
- POP-ATermination · port 07CB-01 · 260 m
- SP-101Splice connectionCB-02 · 310 m
- SP-102Splice connectionCB-03 · 190 m
- SP-103Splice connectionCB-04 · 360 m
- TP-104Termination · port 07
Illustrative route length
4 cables · 3 splices
Trace a selected fiber through each connection, with the route and its termination ports in view.
From scattered records
to a clearer network.
Give the information your team relies on a connected place to live.
Map / Cable / Splice / Fiber
A selected route and useful records for the work ahead.
Every starting point is different. We’ll review your existing records together and discuss a practical path forward.
Built by
fiber people.
From the team behind OSPInsight. A new workspace built around the needs of small and midsize fiber operators.
Work directly with Wade and Randy. Talk through your network, explore your existing records and help shape the conversation around what your team needs.
Bring your network with you.
Start with the records you have.
Can I move my existing network records to OSPI Fiber?
Start with a review of your current system and the records you can export. We'll look at the data with you, identify conversion and cleanup work, and agree on a migration scope. Our early migration work has focused on OSPInsight and IQGeo data.
What if my records are spread across GIS, CAD and spreadsheets?
Bring an inventory of your maps, cable records, splice sheets and termination details. We'll work through what can be reused and what needs conversion or cleanup. A map alone may not capture how fibers connect, so we'll review the underlying records as well.
Can I review my data before switching?
Yes. We can work from a copy of your database or exported records, then walk through the migrated network with you. Review familiar cables, splices and fiber paths before deciding to move your team's day-to-day work.
How do we check the migrated network?
Use routes and connections your team knows well. Compare cable identifiers, fiber counts, splice connections and termination points against your source records, then trace representative paths together. Record gaps or mismatches so the migration review can address them.
How long will migration take, and what will it cost?
That depends on the source system, the condition of the records and the work needed. We'll review your data before agreeing on scope, pricing and timing. Bring any renewal dates or operational deadlines to the first conversation.
Who helps our team get started?
You'll work directly with Wade and Randy. Randy can walk your team through the map, splice records and fiber tracing using your migrated network. We'll discuss the workflows your office and field teams need to use as part of onboarding.
See your network
in OSPI Fiber.
Bring your questions. Let’s walk through it together.