For WISPs, Rural Fiber & Co-op Broadband

Billing, network monitoring, dispatch, and subsidy reporting have never once agreed on your subscriber count.

You answer to a board, a lender, and a grant auditor, and each one gets a subscriber number rebuilt by hand from four exports.

A data warehouse built specifically for WISPs, rural fiber providers, and co-op broadband networks. Connect Sonar, Calix Cloud, Field Squared, and VETRO FiberMap. Live in about 48 hours.

WISPsRural fiber providersFiber overbuildersElectric co-op broadbandTelephone cooperativesMunicipal fiber networksTribal broadbandFixed wireless operatorsBEAD grant recipientsRegional ISPs
SOC 2 Type II Your data stays in your warehouse Sits on the systems you run

The join, made visible

Every system you run — and the answers you can't get today.

SonarSubscriber billingField SquaredField dispatchCalix CloudAccess networkQuickBooksAccountingVETRO FiberMapFiber GISUSAC & state portalsSubsidy reportingOne subscriber countBEAD progress by locationRepeat truck-roll flagsWhatever you ask next

One shared key across every system. No exports, no VLOOKUP — the tools you already run, finally answering the questions that matter.

Good morning, Morgan.

What do you want to know?
Q3 Revenue
$14.2M
+11% vs Q2
Revenue by Month, Q2–Q3
AprMayJunJulAugSep
Q3 Revenue by Region
West
Southeast
Midwest
EMEA
Top Accounts
Account Region Q3 Revenue QoQ
Helix Manufacturing West $2.10M +18%
Northwind Retail Southeast $1.64M +12%
Cedar & Co. Midwest $0.98M +9%
Atlas Logistics EMEA $0.87M +0%
Published
Helix Manufacturing Manufacturing · West At risk $2.10M Aug 14 KP
Summary

Renewal due in 71 days. Usage down 12% QoQ and two support escalations open — flagged at risk by the renewal model.

Health
62/100
Atlas Logistics Logistics · EMEA At risk $0.87M Sep 09 DM
Northwind Retail Retail · Southeast In progress $1.64M Aug 22 RS
Cedar & Co. SaaS · Midwest In progress $0.98M Sep 03 KP
Vertex Health Healthcare · West Renewed $1.32M Jul 30 DM
Sable Foods CPG · Southeast Renewed $0.74M Jul 18 RS
Trigger
New Invoice When a new invoice arrives
Extract Line Items AI reads the invoice
Match to Vendor Query the vendor table
Duplicate? Branch on vendor match
true false
Flag for Review Hold the duplicate
Alert Finance Post to #finance
Approve & Post Send to the ledger
End Posted & done
Ready to run
DATA SCIENCE & ML

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Connect what you already run

Every billing, network, dispatch, GIS, and grant system an operator runs.

Synopsis connects the systems below into one queryable warehouse, live in about 48 hours. A system that isn't listed usually just needs an export or an API.

Synopsis is a data warehouse for rural broadband operators that goes live on your own systems in about 48 hours. Sonar, Powercode, Splynx, Calix Cloud, Adtran Mosaic One, Field Squared, VETRO FiberMap, and QuickBooks land in one warehouse keyed to the same subscriber and location. Questions like what the real subscriber count is and where take rate lags the build become single queries. Updated August 2026.

Subscriber billing & OSS

  • Sonar
  • Powercode
  • Splynx
  • Visp
  • Azotel
  • NISC iVUE
  • and other billing platforms

Access network & ACS

  • Calix Cloud
  • Adtran Mosaic One
  • Nokia Altiplano
  • Cambium cnMaestro
  • UISP
  • and other element managers

Monitoring & QoE

  • Preseem
  • Auvik
  • PRTG
  • Zabbix
  • LibreNMS
  • and other monitoring stacks

Field service & dispatch

  • Field Squared
  • Vitruvi
  • Sitetracker
  • Salesforce Field Service
  • and the dispatch module in your billing system

Fiber GIS & OSP design

  • VETRO FiberMap
  • IQGeo
  • 3-GIS
  • OSPInsight
  • Esri ArcGIS
  • and other fiber maps

Grant & subsidy reporting

  • State BEAD portals
  • USAC HUBB
  • FCC BDC filings
  • CostQuest Fabric extracts
  • and the spreadsheets between them

Accounting & ERP

  • QuickBooks
  • Sage Intacct
  • NetSuite
  • Xero
  • and other general ledgers

Support & subscriber comms

  • Zendesk
  • Freshdesk
  • Twilio
  • Mailchimp
  • HubSpot
  • and other helpdesk and messaging tools

Popular pairings

The integrations operators search for, answered in one warehouse.

Instead of a point-to-point connector for each pairing, every system lands in one warehouse keyed to the same address, the same subscriber, and the same account, so each pairing below is one query.

Sonar + Calix Cloud

Synopsis integrates Sonar billing with Calix Cloud, reconciling the subscriber count nightly: which addresses are lit but unbilled, and which accounts bill for a port that went dark.

Powercode + Preseem

Synopsis connects Powercode accounts to Preseem QoE data, showing which access points run hot at peak and which subscribers pay for speeds the network never delivers.

Splynx + QuickBooks

Synopsis syncs Splynx billing runs with QuickBooks, posted to the GL by plan and build area, reconciled without a month-end export.

Calix Cloud + Field Squared

Synopsis joins Calix Cloud ONT alarm history to Field Squared work orders before the tech leaves the yard, so the third visit does not start from zero.

Sonar + Field Squared

Synopsis joins Sonar account history to Field Squared truck rolls per address, so chronic sites surface before the cancel call.

VETRO FiberMap + Sonar

Synopsis connects VETRO FiberMap passings to active Sonar accounts, so take rate reads segment by segment while the build is still moving.

Sonar + USAC HUBB

Synopsis integrates Sonar with USAC HUBB reporting, assembling location-level deployment evidence from billing and GIS before the filing deadline, not the night of it.

Calix Cloud + Zendesk

Synopsis joins Calix Cloud outage scope to open Zendesk tickets, so support sees which callers sit behind the same failed splitter.

Adtran Mosaic One + Sonar

Synopsis syncs Adtran Mosaic One with Sonar for the same lit-versus-billed reconciliation, keyed to the same address.

Vitruvi + VETRO FiberMap

Synopsis joins Vitruvi construction progress to the VETRO FiberMap OSP design, so passings claimed in a filing match plant actually in the ground.

Also joined for operators: Powercode + Calix Cloud, Splynx + Preseem, Sonar + QuickBooks, Powercode + QuickBooks, Splynx + Field Squared, Calix Cloud + VETRO FiberMap, Sonar + Zendesk, Powercode + Freshdesk, Splynx + UISP, Adtran Mosaic One + Preseem, Cambium cnMaestro + Powercode, Nokia Altiplano + Sonar, Field Squared + QuickBooks, Sitetracker + VETRO FiberMap, IQGeo + Vitruvi, Sonar + Mailchimp, Preseem + HubSpot, Auvik + Field Squared, NISC iVUE + Calix Cloud, and most pairings of the systems above.

Use cases

What operators ask, and what an answer is worth.

A dozen of the questions operators bring us, with what each answer is typically worth once the systems above share a key.

What is our real subscriber count, and who is lit but not billed?

Synopsis joins billing accounts in Sonar or Powercode, ONT inventory in Calix Cloud, and install work orders into one address-keyed subscriber count.

≈ $215K per year · illustrative

Which subscribers will cancel in the next 90 days?

Synopsis reads Preseem QoE, trouble tickets, and billing history into a churn risk score per account.

≈ $120K per year · illustrative

Where is take rate lagging the build?

Synopsis reads VETRO FiberMap passings against active accounts by segment, a live target list for local marketing.

≈ $95K per year · illustrative

Which access points are oversubscribed, and where do we upgrade next?

Synopsis joins Preseem peak utilization to Calix Cloud port maps and revenue per node from billing.

≈ $90K per year · illustrative

Which addresses got three truck rolls and still have the outage?

Synopsis joins Calix Cloud alarms, Field Squared work orders, and billing credits per address, so chronic plant gets fixed once.

≈ $75K per year · illustrative

Can we show location-level BEAD progress against the deadline?

Synopsis reads VETRO FiberMap passings, install work orders, and billing actives against the funded location list.

≈ $60K per year · illustrative

Which delinquent accounts are still lit, and which paid accounts are dark?

Synopsis reads billing AR status against live ONT status in the ACS, both directions, nightly.

≈ $45K per year · illustrative

Which grant milestones are at risk this quarter?

Synopsis reads Vitruvi or Sitetracker construction progress against the VETRO design and the subsidy calendar.

≈ $40K per year · illustrative

What does a truck roll actually cost us, by cause?

Synopsis joins Field Squared work orders to payroll hours and vehicle costs in QuickBooks, by dispatch reason.

≈ $35K per year · illustrative

Which subscribers pay for speeds the network never delivers?

Synopsis reads Preseem measured throughput against the plan on the bill, before it becomes a complaint or a challenge.

≈ $30K per year · illustrative

Which outage credits did we never apply, or apply twice?

Synopsis reads Calix Cloud outage windows against bill credits in Sonar, Powercode, or Splynx.

≈ $25K per year · illustrative

Can the board pack build itself from live numbers?

Synopsis joins billing, the GL, network status, and grant progress into the same pack the lender sees.

≈ $20K per year · illustrative

ROI figures are illustrative estimates for an operator with about 15,000 subscribers and $15M in annual revenue. They are a menu, not a sum. Your own numbers replace them in the first week on your data.

Questions

Answers before you ask.

Do we need a data team to use Synopsis?

No. It's built for rural operators where the GM, the billing manager, or the network engineer is the de facto report-builder, with no data-engineering staff. Your team asks in plain English.

Why do billing and the network disagree on our subscriber count?

Because each system counts a different thing: billing counts active accounts, the ACS counts ONTs online, dispatch counts serviceable addresses, and the subsidy filing counts funded locations. Synopsis lands all four in one warehouse keyed to the same address, so one query returns one count with every difference itemized. Synopsis brings the records together for analysis; it doesn't replace your systems of record.

Can it keep our BEAD and USAC reporting straight?

Yes. GIS passings, install work orders, and billing accounts join at the location level, so quarterly progress reports and subsidy filings start from reconciled numbers instead of a quarter-end scramble. Your grants manager still reviews and files; Synopsis assembles the evidence behind each number.

Does Synopsis integrate Sonar with Calix Cloud?

Yes. Both land in your warehouse keyed to the same address and the same subscriber, so lit-but-unbilled and offline-but-billed questions become one query. The same holds for Powercode, Splynx, Field Squared, VETRO FiberMap, Preseem, and the other systems above: once they share a key, each pairing reads as one dataset.

We run a system that isn't listed here. Can you connect it?

Usually, yes. The AI builds the connector from an export or an API, so operators typically add a system in days rather than waiting on an integration roadmap.

How long until we can start asking questions?

Your first connected systems are answering questions in about 48 hours, and a full rollout lands in days, not a multi-quarter data project.

Does Synopsis replace the software we already use?

No. Your systems of record — ERP, CRM, accounting, and the rest — stay exactly where they are. Synopsis sits on top and joins them into one place you can query, so you report across everything instead of exporting from each tool.

Where does our data live, and is it secure?

Your data stays in your own warehouse — we don't keep a copy. Access is governed per user and every query is audit-logged. Synopsis is SOC 2 Type II, and you can review our live security posture in the Trust Center.

How is this different from a BI tool or a stack of dashboards?

BI tools chart data that something else already had to clean and join. Synopsis does that upstream work — connecting your systems, resolving entities, and enforcing your metric definitions — then answers in plain English, builds the dashboards, and traces every number back to its source.

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