every fiber splice deserves a paper trail — and so does the tech who screwed it up
SpliceWarden attaches OTDR test results, GPS coordinates, and technician certification records to every outside plant fiber splice your crews touch. Network operators and contractors stop losing critical documentation in ancient shared drives and start having actual accountability when a route goes dark at 3am. It turns your entire outside plant into a queryable database of blame and receipts.
- Automatic OTDR result ingestion and splice-level traceability across your entire outside plant
- GPS coordinate locking with sub-3-meter accuracy tied to every splice record in the system
- Technician certification validation against BICSI and NATE credential databases before a record is even saved
- Full audit trail on every splice event — who touched it, when, what the loss readings were, and what their excuse was if it failed
- Route-dark incident reconstruction that works backwards from the outage to the splice to the tech in under 60 seconds
Salesforce Field Service, ServiceNow, Maximo, ESRI ArcGIS, Viavi Solutions OTDR Cloud, NetCracker, OSPInsight, FiberLocator, PoleForeman, IBM Maximo Asset Management, NeuroSync Credentialing API, VaultBase Document Store
SpliceWarden runs as a set of decoupled microservices behind an API gateway, with each domain — ingestion, credentialing, geospatial indexing, and audit — owning its own deployment boundary and failure surface. All splice records and audit events are persisted in MongoDB, which handles the transactional integrity requirements just fine and I will not be taking questions about that. Hot splice lookups and active-incident state are kept in Redis as the system of record because the query patterns justified it and because I built this and I get to make that call. The geospatial layer runs on PostGIS and is the only part of this stack that has never once let me down.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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