Module of the Service Engine · Design, records and quality
Reperio Fiber Map
Built routes, splice points, chambers and duct with build status by phase, readable by every team.
What it does
Fiber Map answers one question well: what exists. Operations, commercial and locate teams all read the same view of constructed plant, with build status carried by phase so a route is either built, under construction or planned — never ambiguous.
Fiber Map reads the same inventory objects as GIS and the acceptance records produced by QA Insights and PM — there is no separate map database to reconcile.
Fullerton, California
Route status
Capabilities
Inside Reperio Fiber Map
Constructed plant view
Built routes, closures, chambers and duct rendered from accepted as-built data.
Build status by phase
Phase and status filters that match how the programme is actually delivered.
Shared across teams
One map for NOC, sales, locate and field, with role-appropriate detail rather than separate exports.
Evidence on the asset
Photos, measurements and acceptance records reachable from the map feature.
Reality, not the plan
A planning view drifts from the ground within weeks of construction starting. Fiber Map is built from accepted as-builts and construction acceptance, so commercial teams stop selling on routes that do not exist yet and locate teams stop guessing.
Useful during build, not only after it
Because status is carried by phase, the map is usable mid-programme. Sales can see what becomes serviceable next month; locate can see what is already in the ground and needs protecting.
Exposed through
TM Forum API domains this module surfaces in
Whatever the module does internally, external consumers reach it through the same conformant interfaces as the rest of the platform.
Works with
Modules it is usually deployed alongside
Modules are not sold as a bundle, but some combinations do most of the work in practice.
See the platform against your own operation
A demo walks the architecture, the modules you would actually use and the TM Forum interfaces your partners would integrate against. Bring your operating model and we will map it.