New in ISPbills: GIS — Live Network Map, Fiber Visualization & Mobile Field Operations
We are launching GIS inside ISPbills — a built-in live network map that already knows about every router, OLT, ONU and subscriber in your billing database. No separate VETRO, IQGeo or 3-GIS subscription. No data import. Open the page and the entire network is on the map. Included with every plan.
NOC → GIS Map — every router, OLT, ONU and customer on one live map
Your whole network on one map — with zero setup
Open NOC → GIS Map and ISPbills draws every router, OLT, ONU, switch and subscriber on a single live map. There is nothing to import, no second platform to license and no nightly sync to keep in step. The map already knows about everything in your billing database, and it stays in sync because it is the same data.
Status colours are pulled from the same monitoring you already see on the dashboard — green for online, amber for warning, red for offline — so a glance at the map is the same conversation you would have with your NOC.
What you can do from the map
- Click any pin — a side drawer slides in with that customer’s full profile, last seen status, package, IP, OLT/ONU and outstanding bills.
- Search across everything — type a customer name, IP, router label or ONU ID and the map jumps and zooms straight to it.
- Hide what you don’t need — the new Layers button on the top-left lets you toggle customers, routers, OLTs, ONUs, switches, fiber links and zones independently, with a count next to each.
- Take it on the road — the same page works on a field tech’s phone, with one-tap navigation to the customer location.
See every fiber run from OLT to ONU
If you run a fiber network, the most useful thing a map can do is show you which OLT serves which customer — and what is happening on that fiber line right now. ISPbills draws an orange link from each OLT to every ONU it serves, and from the ONU to the customer’s premise.
A common headache is that ONUs share their OLT’s GPS coordinates, so 200 ONUs end up stacked on a single pin you cannot click. We fixed that. Where the GPS data overlaps, ISPbills fans the ONUs out around the OLT using the optical distance the OLT itself reports — so every ONU is individually clickable, and the picture still tells you who is close and who is far.
Overlapping ONUs are fanned out around their OLT — every endpoint stays clickable
Pick a location once. The address fills itself.
Every form that needs a location — customer, router, OLT, switch, device — now has a Pick Location on Map button that opens the same map picker. You can search for a place, drop the pin, drag it to the exact rooftop, or tap My location to use where you are right now.
When you confirm, ISPbills writes the latitude and longitude into the form and autofills the empty address fields — house number, road, thana, district — by reverse-geocoding the pin. Type an address first instead and the pin moves there too. Whatever your team finds easier, the map and the address stay in step.
Pick Location — search, drop, drag or use your current location
Devices without GPS still show up
Virtual routers and devices commissioned before someone walked them with a phone genuinely have no coordinates. Instead of hiding them, ISPbills now plots any router or OLT without lat/lng at the group admin’s address— the natural “datacenter” of your tenant. You will see a small cluster at that location which doubles as a quick TODO list: open it, click a device, hit Pick Location, done.
Topology view — same data, logical layout
The geographic map is great for “where”. When you need to see how things connect, switch to the Topology tab: the same routers, OLTs and ONUs are redrawn as a clean hierarchical diagram you can read at a glance. It is the picture every NOC draws on a whiteboard, except it builds itself, refreshes itself, and never disagrees with the database.
Built for the field, not just the desk
A field engineer should not need a laptop to find a customer. The whole GIS module is mobile-friendly: under 992 px the layer panel auto-collapses behind the Layers button, KPI tiles re-flow to a 2-column grid, and pop-ups become bottom sheets you can swipe. Tap a customer pin and a one-tap navigation handoff opens it in your phone’s map app.
The same page works for a NOC operator on a 27" monitor and a tech in a van on 3G — without two different products to maintain.
Included with every plan
There is no separate GIS subscription, no per-seat upcharge and no “OSP module” to enable. Live network map, fiber visualization, location picker, datacenter fallback, topology view and mobile field access ship inside ISPbills for every customer, on every plan, starting today.
If you have been paying for VETRO, IQGeo, 3-GIS or OSPInsight just to keep a fiber map next to your billing system, we built this for you.
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