Fiber inventory that stays connected
MapItRight models how outside plant actually works: strands, splices, splitters, MUX/DEMUX, patch panels, and drops linked end to end on Google Maps — not just lines on a basemap. Trace light paths, manage Planned and Active plant, and keep field updates in one private source of truth.
Why generic asset tools fail for fiber networks
Spreadsheets cannot hold connectivity
ERP and spreadsheet inventories list parts and quantities. Fiber operations need to know which strand connects through which splice to which customer drop. One wrong splice record breaks traces across the whole network.
Generic GIS flattens the plant model
Drawing cables as polylines in a general-purpose GIS loses strand-level detail, patch panel assignments, and splitter port context. Teams rebuild connectivity in side spreadsheets because the map cannot answer operational questions.
Outages start with guessing instead of tracing
When a cable is cut or a closure fails, teams without strand-level inventory start with drive-bys and phone trees. MapItRight lets you trace from OLT to drop and see exactly where light loss stops.
How telecom asset management works in MapItRight
Catalog, map, connect, trace.
Define the plant your team uses
Set up cables, multiducts, and locations such as handholes, vaults, NIDs, and NAPs with the names and icons your operation already uses. Model patch panels, patch cords, splices, splitters, MUX/DEMUX, ONTs, and other equipment as first-class assets.
Map plant and fiber on Google Maps
Place locations, cables, and equipment with accurate coordinates, then draw fiber design and splice connectivity on the same map. Keep design plant in Planned state and live inventory in Active so future builds do not mix with operational records.
Trace paths and maintain the record
Trace light paths end to end to isolate faults, attach marker flags and field photos to assets, and export project data or BOM reports when procurement and operations need structured output from the live inventory.
What you can manage in MapItRight
Cables and multiducts
Route outside plant on the map with tube occupancy and nested duct structures.
Locations
Handholes, enclosures, racks, NIDs, PEDs, and service sites with custom types and icons.
Patch panels and patch cords
Track rack and closure patching with port assignments traced end to end.
Equipment and splices
Model splitters, MUX/DEMUX, OLTs, ONTs, and splice records with strand connectivity.
Light path tracing
Find breaks, bad splices, and the exact point where light loss stops during outages or design review.
Planned and Active states
Separate design plant from live operational inventory on the same map with clear lifecycle states.
“MapItRight makes OSP plant documentation quick and easy.”
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cables, strands, splice closures, splitters, OLTs, ONTs, and drops
with connectivity, not just a parts list. MapItRight is built for outside plant so you can trace paths, manage inventory on Google Maps, and keep design and operations on one record.
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