Fiber operations, from OLT to invoice
Manage your OLT/ONU estate, automate PPPoE provisioning, track installations in the field and bill per block — all from one panel that carries your brand.
Everything between the splitter and the subscriber
Fiber-specific tooling, not a generic CRM with a PON sticker on it.
OLT Estate Management
Every OLT, PON port and ONU in one live view — port utilization, error rates and uptime across the whole estate.
ONU Auto-Provisioning
New ONUs are detected on the OLT and provisioned from templates — VLAN, bandwidth profile and PPPoE account, zero touch.
Optical Level Monitoring
Rx/Tx power tracked per ONU. Degrading signal raises an alert before the fiber bend becomes a support call.
PPPoE Lifecycle
RADIUS-backed authentication with automatic account creation, suspension on non-payment and reconnection on settlement.
Installation Workflows
Survey → splice → activate. Technicians get dispatched jobs, customers get live status, you get an audit trail.
Proactive Alerts
ONU offline, flapping ports, degraded optical levels — your NOC hears about it before your subscribers do.
Signup to online in minutes
Customer signs up
Online portal or field registration — the account and installation job are created together.
ONU detected
The technician plugs in; the system sees the new ONU on the OLT within seconds.
Auto-provisioned
VLAN, bandwidth profile and PPPoE credentials are pushed from the service template.
Customer online
Service is live, the install job closes itself and billing starts on the first cycle.
Installations that close themselves
- Dispatched, not phoned in. Install jobs land on the technician's queue with address, ONU serial and splice notes.
- Activation verified on-site. The job closes only when the ONU comes online at the right optical level.
- Billing starts itself. First invoice is generated on activation — no handoff between field and finance.
- Every step audited. Who touched which ONU, when, and what changed — per-tenant audit log.
$40 per block of 100 subscribers. Do the math once.
Platform pricing doesn't change as you pass more homes — it just gets more boring, which is the point.
| Homes passed / active subs | Blocks of 100 | Platform cost / month | Effective $ / subscriber |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,000 subscribers | 10 | $400 | $0.40 |
| 5,000 subscribers | 50 | $2,000 | $0.40 |
| 10,000 subscribers | 100 | $4,000 | $0.40 |
No revenue share, no per-invoice fees, no hostage data. If your ARPU is $8, the platform is 5% of that at every scale — and your database is always yours.
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Point Mycellium Data at a real OLT and a real billing cycle. A pilot costs nothing and usually answers every question a datasheet can't.