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Feasibility
Upload the locations and the roads you already have. Run the design with the splice plan off. You get a route, hub and OLT counts, and a bill of materials fast enough to decide whether the area is worth a full design.
Solutions
The same project can answer a go or no-go, then a splice plan, then the quantities a railroad or a rock clause needs. You do not start over between them.
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Upload the locations and the roads you already have. Run the design with the splice plan off. You get a route, hub and OLT counts, and a bill of materials fast enough to decide whether the area is worth a full design.
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Turn the splice plan on when the area is real. Cable sizes, hub tails, PLCs, and the splice matrix are built per OLT area.
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The bill separates construction miles from duct footage, lists bedrock depth along the conduit, and counts railroad crossings by operator.
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Keep the served design as the one you price first. Add passing homes only inside their drop, and only along the roads. Compare the two bills.