Built around the network delivery lifecycle
Telecom owners, ISPs, rollout contractors and field operations teams use the network record in different ways. The survey team establishes the route and sites. Delivery teams review execution and installation. Operations teams need asset context, fault location and field coordination.
Lumacorp connects those tasks through GIS rather than leaving each stage with a separate geographic record.
For network owners and operators
Maintain active and passive network inventory, site-level assets and capacity. Use the mapped route to locate fault stretches and connect the response with workforce tickets and service updates.
For rollout and EPC teams
Capture geo-tagged surveys, map route kilometres and generate measurement sheets and KML/KMZ files. Review planned versus recorded execution and keep installation, test records and handover documents tied to the relevant sites and assets.
For project managers and GIS leads
Follow progress by route, segment and site. Discuss your existing network data, the outputs needed for project review, and the service or staff systems that should remain connected.
Start with one representative route
A useful demonstration starts with a real workflow question: how field capture becomes a mapped record, how execution is reviewed, or how a fault becomes a field ticket. Bring a sample route, your asset categories and the documents your team needs to review.
Does this require replacing all our systems?
The supplied scope includes integration with service and staff workflows. Review your system boundaries and update ownership before deciding what should be replaced or connected.
What is included in a rollout demonstration?
Request the survey-to-map handoff, measurement output, execution review and installation record. For operations, request inventory, fault location and workforce assignment.
Workflow schematic. This explains the data handoff; it is not a product screenshot.