Design fiber builds project by project
Create a project, place locations and cables on Google Maps, draw your fiber design, and keep everything in Planned state until construction is ready. Export BOMs, splice reports, and contractor maps from the same data your field team will operate later.
Why fiber design still lives in too many tools
Design starts in the wrong place
Teams begin in AutoCAD, Google Earth, or spreadsheets, then try to move the design into an inventory system later. Every extra tool adds translation errors before construction even starts.
Projects are not organized
Greenfield builds, overlays, and repair jobs get mixed together. Without project-based design, it is hard to know which routes, BOM lines, and splice plans belong to which job.
Exports do not match the live design
BOMs, splice sheets, and contractor maps are rebuilt manually from stale exports. When the design changes, the documents lag behind and construction works from the wrong version.
How network design works in MapItRight
Project, map, design, export.
Create a project
Start a design project for a build area, expansion, or repair job. Keep design plant separate from live inventory using Planned state.
Place plant and draw fiber on the map
Add locations, cables, multiducts, and equipment with accurate lat/lng. Draw fiber routes, splices, splitters, patch panels, and MUX/DEMUX on the Google Maps canvas.
Validate and export deliverables
Trace light paths to check connectivity and loss stops before buildout. Export the BOM to PDF or XLSX, generate splice and contractor outputs, and pass the same project into Construction Staking Sheets.
What you can do in design and planning
Project-based design
Organize each build, overlay, or expansion in its own project unit.
Design on Google Maps
Place plant and draw fiber routes on the same map your operations team will use later.
Planned design state
Keep design work in Planned until you are ready to move plant to Active.
Fiber connectivity design
Model splices, splitters, patch panels, patch cords, and MUX/DEMUX with end-to-end paths.
Light path validation
Trace paths during design to catch breaks and light-loss stops before construction.
BOM and exports
View BOM per project and export to PDF or XLSX. Export project data to GeoJSON or KML for backup and reuse.
“We tried a few tools before MapItRight. It felt easier for our team and the pricing was actually affordable.”
Frequently asked.
Fiber network design software helps telecom teams plan outside plant before construction. MapItRight lets you organize work by project, place plant on Google Maps, draw fiber routes and connectivity, and export BOMs and reports from the same data model your operations team uses after buildout.
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