netTerrain OSP
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What is netTerrain OSP
netTerrain OSP is a web-based GIS and outside plant (OSP) documentation platform used to map and manage physical network infrastructure such as fiber routes, conduits, poles, splice enclosures, and related assets. It supports telecom, utilities, and network operators that need spatially accurate inventory, design documentation, and operational visibility. The product combines map-based views with structured inventory and diagramming to connect geographic features to network objects and relationships.
OSP-focused data model
The product is designed around outside plant concepts such as routes, strands, splices, and structures rather than generic mapping alone. This helps teams document connectivity and physical relationships alongside location. It fits workflows where GIS layers must stay tied to network inventory and topology. For organizations managing fiber builds and maintenance, this reduces reliance on separate diagram-only documentation.
Web-based collaboration
netTerrain OSP is delivered as a browser-accessible application, which supports multi-user access without thick desktop GIS installs for every user. This can simplify access for field operations, planners, and NOC/operations staff who primarily need viewing and updates. Centralized data access also supports consistent asset records across teams. It aligns with organizations that want GIS-style capabilities without requiring all users to be GIS specialists.
Inventory plus map visualization
The platform links map features to structured asset records, enabling users to search, filter, and report on infrastructure while viewing it geographically. This is useful for tasks like locating affected assets, planning work orders, and validating build documentation. Compared with general-purpose mapping tools, the emphasis on asset inventory and relationships supports operational use cases beyond simple territory visualization. It can serve as a system of record for OSP documentation when configured accordingly.
Not a general GIS suite
Organizations needing advanced GIS analysis (e.g., complex geoprocessing, raster analytics, or extensive cartographic tooling) may find gaps versus full GIS platforms. netTerrain OSP is oriented toward network/OSP documentation rather than broad GIS science workflows. Teams may still need complementary GIS tools for specialized spatial analysis. This can add integration and governance overhead.
Integration effort varies
Connecting OSP records with OSS/BSS, ticketing, ERP, or network monitoring systems typically requires project work and data mapping. Data quality and schema alignment (e.g., reconciling legacy CAD/GIS layers and naming conventions) can be time-consuming. The level of out-of-the-box connectors and API coverage should be validated for the specific environment. Implementation timelines can be driven more by data readiness than by software installation.
Configuration and training required
Because OSP documentation involves complex asset hierarchies and connectivity rules, the system generally requires configuration to match local standards and workflows. Users may need training to maintain consistent editing practices and avoid topology/inventory inconsistencies. Governance processes (roles, approvals, and change control) are often necessary for reliable records. Smaller teams may find the operational overhead higher than lightweight mapping tools.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| netTerrain Cloud (OSP) — Starter | $98 per month (1-user; up to 250 objects) | Cloud-hosted starter tier for netTerrain OSP; includes 1 editor user and documentation for up to 250 objects. |
| On‑premises — Yearly subscription | $1,227 per year (starting) | On‑premises 12‑month license for netTerrain OSP (pricing varies with object count and editor users). |
| On‑premises — Perpetual license | $3,273 one-time (starting) | Perpetual (one-time) license for on‑premises netTerrain OSP (initial maintenance required; scales by object tiers). |
| Notes | Pricing varies by number of objects (devices/nodes) and named editor users; upgrades/additional users and larger object tiers available by quote. | For detailed quotes, Graphical Networks requires a pricing request / sales discussion. |
Seller details
Graphical Networks, LLC
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https://www.graphicalnetworks.com/
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