Telecom
Where the network reaches, where it does not, and what it costs to close the gap.
Serviceable locations, the network that reaches them and the build that is planned, held together at the resolution the funding programmes assume — FCC Broadband Data Collection, the BSL Fabric, H3 resolution-9, and NTIA BEAD and USAC HUBB reporting — so a claim, a challenge or a disbursement can be evidenced from the same map the engineers work on.
Build it, prove it, and get paid for it
Network inventory and coverage, the serviceable-location fabric and its challenges, build and permit tracking, and the reporting the funding programmes require. Live ones open what runs today; the rest are marked Soon.
Underserved Gap & Take-Rate
Where service is absent or thin, and what closing it would cost
BEAD eligibility definitionsCoverage & Availability Filing Map
Availability polygons or location lists prepared to the filing specification
FCC BDC data specificationChallenge Evidence Portal
Public submissions on a map with evidence, status and adjudication trail
NTIA BEAD challenge processServiceable Location Reconciliation
Reconcile internal records against the Fabric; track adds, removals, disputes
BSL Fabric · BDCFibre Route & OSP Inventory
Routes, cables, splice points and structures published read-only to partners
OSP data model practiceGrant Application Map Pack
The maps and tables a funding application must contain
BEAD / USF programme rulesTower & Wireless Coverage Viewer
Site coverage, capacity and interference context for fixed wireless
H3 hex coverage publicationDigital Inclusion & Adoption Map
Adoption, affordability and device access alongside availability
Digital equity plan requirementsNetwork Fault & Field Ops
Faults, crews and restoration across the access network
Field operations practiceSubscriber Density & Churn
Where subscribers are, where they are leaving, and why it is geographic
Commercial analyticsSite Acquisition & Rollout
Candidate sites, permits, build status and rollout progress
Rollout programme practicePermit & Make-Ready Tracker
Pole applications, make-ready status and construction progress
Joint-use / pole attachmentCoverage has to be provable, location by location
Broadband funding and reporting now turn on serviceable-location evidence — but the network inventory, the location fabric and the build plan live in three different places, and none of them is a map anyone outside the team can read.
What it covers
On Strata, or on your existing Esri services
Coverage polygons and location lists are flat, read-only and standards-fixed — ideal Strata layers.
Sovereign by default
Deployed on your own servers, on-prem or in your cloud — with a local model option, so no data or prompt leaves the building.
Honest boundary
Naming what this doesn't do is what makes where it wins believable.
Where it stops
Not a fibre design or auto-routing engine, and not an RF planning tool. We publish and defend the data.
Build it yourself, or have us deliver it
Every solution starts from an open, AI-guided template — build it yourself for free, or have us deliver and support the finished result.
DIY — the free open template
Clone the open (MIT) repo, follow the AI-guided setup, and run it on Strata Free — on your own data, on your own servers. Yours to customize, no license.
Clone the recipe →Delivered + supported
We stand it up, customize it with AI on your data and jurisdiction, load your first layers, and support it — delivery, license and annual support on Strata Team or Unlimited.
Serve your data. Then talk to it.
Strata serves your spatial data over the ArcGIS REST protocol, then lets anyone explore it in plain language — on-prem and sovereign, at a fraction of Enterprise cost. Keep your Esri licenses.