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Know which crew did what before the fibre handover

A fibre contractor rarely finishes a street in one visit: trench crews, home connection teams and splicers arrive at different times. Keep their project records, installed quantities and measurements together so the handover is based on what was actually recorded.

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Industry photograph: Fiber Optic Installation
Photograph · Savannah River Site · Image credits

  1. See the project stage

    A named build project holds the client and planned quantities. Route plans and home connections can be linked to it, giving the supervisor a clear place to look when a particular address is queried.

  2. Record work on site

    The site diary records the crew, date, trench, duct and cable lengths, and notable events. It gives the next shift a recorded starting point without claiming that entered quantities have been surveyed or approved.

  3. Review splice data

    For a splice, record the closure, fibres, technician and attenuation; add OTDR trace data in the editor if available. Those records support review, while engineering judgement and acceptance remain human decisions.

How Sektura helps with everyday work

A splice needs checking before the street is handed over

Fictional example: a crew has pulled cable along Willow Lane, but the splice at number 18 needs a second look before the client walk-through.

  1. Map the route

    The supervisor finds the project and checks that the route entry and home connection point to the same section of work.

  2. Review splice data

    The splicer enters the closure and fibre details, then compares the attenuation with the measurement notes. An unusual trace stays flagged for review.

  3. Close the evidence trail

    The crew enters its installed lengths in the site diary. The acceptance form captures route, fibres, measurement reference and examiner for discussion with the client.

The team can show what it recorded at that address and what remains open; it cannot call the connection accepted on the client's behalf.

Getting started is simple

How it works

  1. Start with one project

    Create one small build project with its client, section name and reasonable planned quantities before entering field records.

  2. Map the route

    Add the intended route and affected home connections. Check utility information and site permissions through the appropriate channels before work starts.

  3. Close the evidence trail

    Record a day's actual work and one splice, review the readings, then prepare the project-linked acceptance entry for the client.

Questions before you start

How do I trace a question about one house back to its build section?
A route plan can be linked to a project, but you must verify the real alignment against your own drawings and site evidence. Sektura does not survey the ground.
What should the splicer enter when attenuation looks unusual?
The splice form supports fibre and loss values plus edited OTDR trace data. It does not promise a direct import from every tester; review the original instrument evidence yourself.
Does saving an acceptance record mean the client has accepted the connection?
The acceptance record holds the documented status, examiner and measurement reference. Outstanding remedial work and the client's sign-off remain separate.

Device files and permits

Access rights, utility records and technical thresholds depend on the job. Record the relevant facts, but obtain approvals and judge measurements under your own contract and local requirements.

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Try one route, one home connection and its splice record

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Industry solution

Fiber installation firms

  • fiber installer
  • fiber splicing contractor

Editorial workflow draft — not a product screenshot.

Document a spliced home connection

A new home fiber connection has been spliced and its measurement needs review.

  1. Match the route and connection point to the job.

  2. Review splice details and the OTDR measurement manually.

  3. Agree open points and handover with the customer.

Measurements and open points are recorded for handover.

Questions before you start

How do I assign cable routes?

Route plans belong to a project. Associate the route and connection point before adding further documentation.

What goes into a splice report?

Project, date, technician, closure and fibre details. OTDR traces supplement the measurement data for review.

How do I record acceptance?

A project-linked acceptance report records the documented state. Review measurement details and outstanding points first.

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Fiber Optic Installation · Actual product view with saved fictional example data.
Glasfaser-Projekte · Planung · Actual product view with saved fictional example data. Interface language: German.
01

GIS Network Plan & Route Map

Manage and query fiber optic cables, manholes, sleeves and distributors on GIS map

02

Splice Log & OTDR Measurement

Digital splice documentation with OTDR measurement curves, attenuation values and limit checking

03

FTTH Home Connection Workflow

Document home connections from planning to acceptance.

04

ODF & Patch Panel Occupation Plan

Digital wiring diagrams for splice distributors, splitters and patch panels with port assignments

05

Site Diary

Keep daily reports of progress and site issues.

Less paperwork

Standard features included

These features are included in every sektura solution.

01

Customers

Customer records with full project history for all FiberOpticDesk jobs and relevant contact and location information.

02

Invoices

Invoices for FiberOpticDesk services under local law. Automatic numbering, PDF export and dunning management.

03

Appointments

Appointments for FiberOpticDesk deployments with GPS address, staff assignment and automatic email reminders.

04

Documents

All FiberOpticDesk documents managed centrally: plans, protocols, warranties, certificates and manufacturer documentation.

05

Projects

FiberOpticDesk jobs with industry-specific fields, status tracking and automatic cost calculation.

06

Reports & KPIs

Reports for FiberOpticDesk: revenue by service type, utilisation, averages and profitability per job.

07

Feature voting

Vote on new FiberOpticDesk features. Which functions matter most? Your vote counts in product development.

Getting started is simple

How it works

  1. 01

    Set up service catalogue with hourly rates and material prices

  2. 02

    Configure gis network plan & route map and enter initial data

  3. 03

    Configure splice log & otdr measurement and enter initial data

  4. 04

    Document home connections from planning to acceptance.

  5. 05

    Create the first invoice or quote and test the workflow

Switching from existing systems

Before you switch, we check which data we can transfer from your existing system.

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