VETRO FiberMap
VETRO FiberMap is a cloud-based GIS platform for designing, documenting, and managing fiber optic networks for broadband providers and related infrastructure teams.
- Cloud-native fiber network mapping and asset management platform (network GIS).
- Tools for planning, designing, and documenting fiber optic infrastructure across service areas.
- Support for network operations workflows, including construction management and change tracking.
- Visualization and data sharing for engineering, field, and business stakeholders.
- Integration capabilities for importing, exporting, and synchronizing network and customer data.
More About VETRO FiberMap
VETRO FiberMap provides a specialized geographic information system (GIS) (network GIS) built for organizations that plan, deploy, and operate fiber broadband networks. The platform is delivered as a cloud-based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offering, with browser access for engineering, operations, and business teams. It is used by Internet Service Providers (ISP), utilities, municipalities, and other entities that manage fiber assets and need a structured digital representation of their outside plant network.
The platform centers on a map-based model of fiber networks, covering ducts, cables, strands, splice points, enclosures, splitters, and customer connections. Using standard web mapping concepts and GIS data structures (network GIS), VETRO FiberMap enables users to design routes, assign capacities, trace paths, and link network elements to customers and service locations. This approach supports common fiber architectures, including point-to-point and Passive Optical Network (PON) designs, and allows users to maintain inventory and connectivity data in alignment with engineering and construction practices.
In enterprise and institutional environments, VETRO FiberMap is positioned as an operational system for fiber network planning and lifecycle management rather than as a general-purpose GIS. It supports workflows from high-level planning and feasibility analysis through detailed construction design, redlining, and as-built documentation. Stakeholders can track build progress, manage design revisions, and keep records of network changes, which in turn support service qualification, capacity planning, and troubleshooting activities.
Technically, the platform leverages web-based mapping frameworks, geospatial data formats, and API-based integration (integration platform) with other operational support systems. Typical integrations include customer relationship management (CRM), billing, provisioning, and field service tools, as well as external datasets such as base maps and demographic or address information. Data import and export workflows allow organizations to bring in legacy Cohort Analysis Dashboard (CAD) or GIS data and to share network information with partners, regulators, or funding programs.
Compared with general GIS tools, VETRO FiberMap focuses on telecom-specific modeling, usability for non-GIS specialists, and collaboration across teams that need to view and edit network data. Its capabilities place it in marketplace categories such as network inventory, fiber management, and broadband mapping (network asset management). For directory and taxonomy purposes, VETRO FiberMap can be classified under fiber network design and documentation, telecom GIS, outside plant management, and broadband infrastructure planning solutions.