Splice

• Status Board showing every fault and works item: reference, type (fibre break, chamber flooded, cabinet power loss, planned works, third-party dig strike), route section, premises affected, circuits down by service class, OTDR-measured distance to break, team dispatched with ETA, and elapsed time against repair clock with headroom remaining
• Hard flags for SLA BREACH IMMINENT, NO PERMIT, TEAM UNASSIGNED, WAYLEAVE MISSING and CORE EXHAUSTED
• Cable and duct records with fibre counts, sheath against optical length and remaining ways free
• Fibre-by-fibre splice register: every closure, tray and fibre with A-end and B-end assignment, measured splice loss against 0.10 dB threshold and jointer identification
• Optical budgets and OTDR results at 1310, 1490 and 1550 nanometres adjudicated PASS, MARGINAL or FAIL
• Exchanges, cabinets and splitters with ODF capacity, OLT ports lit and split ratios
• Chamber records with duct occupancy, standing water and confined-space classification
• Wayleaves and street-works permits with reinstatement standards and guarantee periods
• Build programme tracking premises passed against target and cost per premises
• Teams, vans, fusion splicers and OTDRs with arc counts and calibration expiries
• Wholesale portal for service providers showing live circuits and optical margin, faults with regulated clock running, availability against contract, provisioning pipeline and serviceability lookup
• Traffic-management permit state tracking

The Status Board is the central working surface, displaying every fault and works item as a dense row. It shows reference, type, route section, premises affected, circuits down by service class, OTDR-measured distance to break in metres, team dispatched with ETA, elapsed time against the regulated repair clock with headroom remaining, and traffic-management permit state, alongside hard flags for critical conditions like SLA breach, missing permits, unassigned teams and wayleaves.

Splice is built for regional fibre-optic access network operators and their service provider partners who need to manage repairs and field operations against regulatory repair clocks and SLA commitments.