Broadband & Telecom

FTTH design, simplified

  • Accelerate fiber network design with intelligent automation
  • Avoid delays caused by poor data quality or manual errors
  • Deliver construction-ready designs for faster field execution

What sets us apart

Automate repetitive design tasks for fiber builds

Eliminate manual steps in FTTH network planning. Automate routing for feeder, distribution, and service drops; enclosure and splitter placement; and spatial validation and engineering compliance of required equipment. Designers spend less time on busywork and more time moving projects forward.

Embed permitting and build standards into design workflows

Permitting requirements and engineering standards are preconfigured into your design environment. This ensures consistency across internal teams and external partners, and reduces rework during approval or construction.

Ensure connected data across systems

Generate bill of materials and construction documentation directly from the design model, with automatic data syncing to GIS and asset management platforms. Maintain system alignment without duplicate entry or manual import/export effort.

Get new designers productive faster

A familiar AutoCAD interface, coupled with FTTH-specific rules and layouts, helps new team members ramp quickly. Embedded guidance and automation let contractors and internal staff maintain consistent design quality from day one.

Accelerate fiber buildouts

With standardized design templates and model-driven automation, construction drawings are generated faster and with fewer revisions. This helps crews stay on schedule and reduces the number of field corrections required during the build and installation.

Improve oversight of partner designs

FTTH design templates built around your organization’s standards make it easier to review and approve third-party submissions. When policies change, updates are rolled out through design templates, keeping both in-house designers and contractors aligned without retraining.

Minimize disruption during system upgrades

Maintain progress during GIS or fiber management platform transitions. Design processes remain operational while syncing with both legacy and new system environments. When the new system is live, switch over seamlessly without halting production design and engineering projects.