FTTH management software from fibre route to subscriber service
See the physical path behind every broadband connection.
Model fibre routes, ODFs, closures, splices, splitters, PON ports, ONUs and customer services in one connected operational view. Give planning, NOC, support and field teams the same network truth.
From POP to premise, every relationship remains traceable
Region → POP → OLT → PON port → ODF → fibre segment → closure → splice → splitter → drop fibre → ONU/ONT → subscriber service. XIMS keeps physical inventory, logical service and subscriber context connected without collapsing them into one inaccurate object — each layer stays a real, queryable record.
Record what is deployed, where it runs and how it connects
- Cable and fibre-segment inventory
- Core counts and availability
- ODF, cabinet, closure and joint records
- Splice and termination mapping
- Splitter hierarchy and capacity
- Route geometry and map layers
- Attachments, photographs and as-built evidence
- Ownership and maintenance history
Connect physical paths with live access-network information
Each supported OLT, port and ONU is linked to its physical and customer context, with optical power, reachability, alarm history and port utilisation surfaced where supported. For detailed device control, see GPON/EPON OLT management.
Know where the network can accept the next connection
- Splitter occupancy and PON utilisation
- Available cores per route and segment
- Planned routes and expansion tracking
- Capacity warnings before ports run out
- Serviceability answers for sales and support
Feasibility support is presented at the verified implementation level — capacity data informs the decision rather than promising automated feasibility where it is not verified.
Move from “customer offline” to the shared network path
When several subscribers fail together, teams can trace them through a shared splitter, fibre segment or PON path; combine alarms, topology and open tickets into one investigation; and assign field work with precise location context instead of guesswork.
Make installation and repair update the network record
- Survey — feasibility and route confirmation.
- Task assignment — the job reaches the right technician with full context.
- Material issue — drums, closures and splitters tracked against the job.
- Fibre and splice work — recorded against the physical inventory.
- ONU association — the device joins the subscriber record.
- Photographs and customer confirmation — as-built evidence captured on site.
- Closure and reconciliation — the network record ends the job accurate.
Reports for the fibre operation
- Fibre utilisation and splitter capacity
- Unassigned inventory
- Route health and repeated faults
- Material consumption
- Installation ageing
- Planned-versus-as-built differences
Frequently asked questions
What is FTTH management software?
Software that models the physical fibre network — routes, closures, splices, splitters — together with PON access context and subscriber services, so planning, support and field teams work from one connected record.
How is this different from OLT management?
OLT management controls the access devices themselves; FTTH management covers the physical fibre lifecycle around them. XIMS connects both — device control lives on the GPON/EPON OLT management side.
Can multi-vendor OLTs be linked?
Supported OLTs, ports and ONUs are linked to physical and subscriber context according to verified integrations for each vendor and model.
Is GIS included?
Yes. Route geometry, map layers and location context are part of the fibre inventory, with attachments and as-built evidence stored against network objects.
How are subscriber services mapped?
Each subscriber service links to its ONU/ONT, drop fibre, splitter and upstream path, so a customer issue can be traced to the physical network element behind it.