Address mismatches drop installs.
Subscriber address doesn't match the validated record. Tech rolls to the wrong unit. Day lost.
LOCATION
Maps. Addresses. Compliance.
Map Interface, Elevation Tool, Serviceable Addresses, and FCC Broadband Compliance Tools.
Why location is harder than it looks
Wrong addresses kill installs. Disconnected location data kills compliance.
FCC filings with manual evidence.
BDC filings and broadband labels need data from across the system. Manual stitching is filing risk.
Geo data scattered.
Maps in one tool, addresses in another, compliance in a third. Decisions take hours.
Capabilities
From map view
to filed report.
Sonar's location workspace combines the Mapping module with Serviceable Addresses (Accounts) and FCC Broadband Compliance Tools (Accounts) into one geo-aware experience.
Interactive map for navigating geo data.
The Map Interface is the interactive mapping system that lets users navigate geographic data and apply filtering to visualize network entities.
- Interactive geographic visualization
- Filter network entities on the map
- Visual planning surface for ops
Map Interface’s flow
From map opened to operational decision
- 01
Map opened
Geo workspace loaded with current data.
Location Tools - 02
Filters applied
Entities filtered by type or status.
Location Tools - 03
Pattern spotted
Operator identifies coverage or service issues.
Location Tools - 04
Action taken
Job, ticket, or report follows up.
Tasks
Frequently asked
Common questions about location.
What does Sonar's location workspace include?
An interactive Map Interface for navigating and filtering network entities, an Elevation Tool for terrain and line-of-sight planning, Serviceable Addresses, and FCC Broadband Compliance Tools, in one geo-aware view.
How does Sonar support FCC filings from map data?
FCC Broadband Compliance Tools generate BDC filings, broadband labels, and regulatory data exports from your serviceable-address data, so filings carry geographic context instead of manual evidence.
Can I see my network sites on the map?
Yes. Network Sites surface on the map alongside serviceable addresses, so towers, OLTs, and edge gear are visible in the same place you plan service.
Is the Elevation Tool useful for fixed wireless?
Yes. It provides terrain elevation for network planning and line-of-sight decisions, which is especially valuable for fixed wireless deployments.
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