Solutions

One platform, four kinds of ISP.

ISPStack ships sensible defaults for whichever shape your network takes. Fibre, fixed-wireless, hotspot — or all three under one parent group.

Fibre ISPs

GPON / EPON operations, end to end

OLT integrations for Huawei, ZTE, BDCom. ONU lifecycle hangs off the customer record. Signal levels and CRC stats land in your support tooling, not a vendor portal.

OLT-vendor integrations (Huawei / ZTE / BDCom)
Per-customer ONU bind + decommission
Signal-level + CRC error stats on the ticket
Static / dynamic IP, plan-based bandwidth caps

Fixed-wireless ISPs

Mikrotik, sectors, and hotspot — managed

NAS provisioning for RouterOS-style devices, sector-aware customer placement, captive-portal hotspot with M-Pesa top-up. The realities of point-to-multipoint, in software.

PPPoE / hotspot / static IP profiles on NAS
Sector + AP placement for capacity planning
Hotspot vouchers + M-Pesa STK push
Drift detection: NAS state vs ISPStack state

Hotspot operators

Voucher + walled-garden, productionised

Vouchers, time-bound packages, walled-garden landing page, and a customer-portal flow that lets users top up without calling support.

Voucher mass-print / SMS-delivery
Time / data / cumulative-time package shapes
Walled-garden + branded captive portal
Portal-driven self-renewal

Multi-region groups

One platform, many tenancies

Operators running multiple ISP brands or country-level subsidiaries get tenant isolation by default. Each tenancy has its own data, branding, and finance, with a consolidated platform view for the parent.

Hard tenant isolation (DB-row-level + RLS)
Per-tenant branding, domain, currency
Cross-tenancy reporting for the parent
Centralised platform admin for finance + ops

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