WHAT WE DO

We build operations software for ISPs, fiber providers, and carriers. Every engagement ends with working software in your environment and a team that keeps it running.

Legacy application replacement

We rebuild expensive or aging tools as modern applications built around how your teams actually work, with no per-seat licensing and no vendor lock-in. You own the code.

Typical projects

  • • Retiring a per-seat licensed tool your team has outgrown
  • • Rebuilding an internal app nobody can maintain
  • • Consolidating several overlapping tools into one

New data sources

We connect device clouds, provisioning systems, RADIUS, network inventory, and ticketing so data that sits in separate systems today becomes something you can query.

Typical projects

  • • Pulling gateway and device-cloud data into a queryable store
  • • Correlating test results, subscribers, and provisioned speeds
  • • Syncing network inventory with what is actually deployed

Dashboards and reporting

We build views for executives and operations teams that answer real questions: what customers actually experience, where deployments stand, what’s at risk.

Typical projects

  • • Executive views of customer experience
  • • Deployment and program status for leadership
  • • Operational views for NOC and field teams

Automation

We replace manual audits, reconciliations, status reports, and compliance paperwork with workflows that run themselves and flag only exceptions.

Typical projects

  • • Automated config audits against a known-good standard
  • • Scheduled status reports generated from your ticketing system
  • • Compliance and grant reporting built from systems of record

AI built in

We build AI assistants connected securely to your internal systems and governed by your enterprise AI platform, so your teams can ask questions of their own data.

Typical projects

  • • Secure, authenticated AI access to inventory, configs, and tickets
  • • Assistants that answer “what’s the status of X” from live data
  • • AI features inside the apps we build

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