EFL Telecom / Contract expiry mapping
Contract expiry mapping

Your contracts, drawn on the map they pay for

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.

Contracts linked to plant, not filed next to it

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.

Five-tier expiry symbology

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.

The renewal report, one click

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.

A dashboard that stays current

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.

Frequently asked questions

Can one contract cover multiple cables?

Yes — contracts link to any number of fiber segments, and a cable covered by several contracts is classified by its earliest expiry.

Can I change what counts as 'critical'?

Yes. The warning and critical day-thresholds are editable directly in the map legend, per user, and the map recolors immediately.

Does the report include how much fiber each contract covers?

Yes — the expiry report sums covered footage per contract, using recorded sheath length where available and geodesic route length otherwise.

See it on a live network in the next five minutes

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