Fiber assets are commercial assets. EFL Telecom links contracts directly to cables, colors the map by expiry risk, and hands your commercial team the renewal worksheet automatically.
Each contract — lease, IRU, maintenance agreement — records its code, counterparty, dates, value and notes, and links to the specific fiber segments it covers. Search a contract code and the map zooms to the route it governs. Run cut analysis on a cable and the affected contracts are part of the answer.
Switch the network map to contract view and every cable recolors by its earliest linked expiry: green (healthy), amber (inside your warning window), orange (critical), red (expired), and grey for plant with no contract coverage at all — which is often the most interesting tier. Warning and critical thresholds are editable right in the map legend and recolor the network instantly.
Export every contract with its days-to-expiry countdown, risk tier, linked segment count and the sheath footage it covers — as CSV, ready for the quarterly commercial review. No more reconciling a contracts spreadsheet against a map that disagrees with it.
Expiring-soon (90 days), recently executed, and notice-window contracts are always visible on the contracts dashboard, computed live from the same records the map renders.
Yes — contracts link to any number of fiber segments, and a cable covered by several contracts is classified by its earliest expiry.
Yes. The warning and critical day-thresholds are editable directly in the map legend, per user, and the map recolors immediately.
Yes — the expiry report sums covered footage per contract, using recorded sheath length where available and geodesic route length otherwise.
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