Question 1

What kinds of teams use MapItRight?

Accepted Answer

Regional ISPs, electric co-ops, municipal broadband programs, and engineering firms
anyone planning, building, documenting, or migrating fiber plant. MapItRight was founded by an ISP CEO who wanted software that matched operator reality, not enterprise GIS theater.

Question 2

How are use cases different from features or solutions?

Accepted Answer

Features describe capabilities. Solutions describe outcomes by job area. Use cases go one level deeper into a specific workflow like migrating off spreadsheets, planning a BEAD service area, or designing an FTTH build by project.

Question 3

Can one project map support planning and operations?

Accepted Answer

Yes. MapItRight uses Planned and Active states on the same Google Maps project. Design work, construction documentation, and live operations can stay on one record instead of three disconnected files.

Question 4

Do I need a GIS team to get started?

Accepted Answer

No. MapItRight ships with fiber-native plant modeling on Google Maps. Most regional teams can start with a pilot project, import existing data, and grow from there without a long implementation program.

Question 5

Where should I start if I am migrating from Esri, OSPInsight, or Excel?

Accepted Answer

Pick the use case that matches your situation Migrating from Esri (/use-cases/migrating-from-esri), Migrating from OSPInsight (/use-cases/migrating-from-ospinsight), or Migrating from Spreadsheets (/use-cases/migrating-from-spreadsheets) then book a demo with a sample export from your network.

Real workflows for the people building fiber networks

FTTH Network Design

BEAD Grant Software

Fiber Feasibility Studies

Migrating from Esri

Migrating from Spreadsheets

Migrating from OSPInsight

Common questions about MapItRight use cases

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