Your whole fiber network on one live map
MapItRight was built by an ISP CEO who knew how fast fiber maps fall behind reality. Put cables, locations, splices, splitters, and drops on Google Maps with strand-level detail — then keep office planners and field crews on the same project map from design through operations.
Why fiber maps stop helping the people who need them
The map and the network drift apart
Emergency repairs, field reroutes, and new drops rarely make it back into the official drawing. Within a few build seasons, even a careful team is working from a map that shows the original design — not what is actually in the ground.
Static exports go stale the moment you share them
PDFs, KMZ files, and last month's AutoCAD sheet feel safe until someone in the field finds a splice that is not on the page. Crews stop trusting the document and start relying on memory, phone calls, and guesswork.
Generic GIS draws lines — not fiber plant
General-purpose GIS tools map coordinates well, but fiber operations need locations, strands, splice connectivity, splitter ports, and drops linked end to end. When the canvas cannot answer operational questions, teams rebuild answers in side spreadsheets.
Office and field work from different versions of the truth
Designers update one file. Construction builds something slightly different. Field photos sit in camera rolls instead of on the map. Without one shared project record, every handoff adds another layer of confusion.
How fiber mapping works in MapItRight
Basemap, plant, connectivity, field sync.
Open your network on Google Maps
Start from satellite and street context on Google Maps using your organization's API key. Zoom to your service area and open the project map where your team will design, build, and maintain plant.
Map plant the way your team talks about it
Place locations, cables, multiducts, and equipment with accurate coordinates. Draw fiber routes, splices, splitters, patch panels, and MUX/DEMUX on the map. Use Planned and Active states so future design stays separate from live inventory on the same canvas.
Keep office and field on one project map
Field crews open MapItRight in any phone or tablet browser — no app store download. Attach photos, drop marker flags, update plant, and sync changes back to the office record so the map stays worth trusting after go-live.
What fiber mapping includes in MapItRight
Google Maps canvas
Satellite, street, and geographic context with your own API key — your plant layered on top with fiber-native tools.
Strand-level plant on the map
Locations, cables, multiducts, splices, splitters, and drops modeled as real network objects — not just polylines.
Planned and Active views
Filter the map to show design work, live plant, or both so teams never mix future builds with operational inventory.
Light path tracing
Trace from OLT to drop to find breaks, bad splices, and exactly where light loss stops during outages or design review.
Marker flags and field media
Drop flags with notes, photos, and video at map locations so evidence stays tied to the assets it describes.
Import and export
Bring in KMZ, KML, GeoJSON, and VETRO FiberMap data. Export project data to GeoJSON or KML when you need backup or downstream processing.
“MapItRight makes OSP plant documentation quick and easy.”
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Frequently asked.
Fiber network mapping software lets operators view and manage outside plant on a live map. MapItRight goes beyond drawing lines: it maps locations, cables, multiducts, equipment, and fiber connectivity on Google Maps so the canvas matches how your network is actually built and maintained.
Ready to see fiber network mapping in action?
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