Your BEAD funds build the network. StraViso closes the gap between homes passed and homes generating revenue in 60 days, not 36 months.
The Economics of Field Co-ordination Failure
A single truck-roll on a single residential fiber install wipes out months of margin. Multiply that across BEAD-funded buildout and the gaps between homes passed and homes activated becomes a balance sheet problem.
Direct crews are in the dispatch system. Sub-contractor crews are not — their job status, location, completion data, and compliance docs live outside your systems entirely. You find out about problems at inspection, not at job close.
Permit records exist somewhere. Whether the crew dispatched today actually has a confirmed approval before breaking ground is a different question — one that usually gets answered at a stop-work order, not before it.
Passings built, activations completed, inspection sign-offs — all compiled manually from sub-contractor emails and supervisor calls. By the time the report lands, the data is already a week stale and the slip is already two weeks deep.
A crew waiting on a permit clarification, a supervisor call to confirm a zone boundary, a subcontractor closeout doc that never got filed — each is small individually. Across 800 crews and 47 subcontractors, they compound into schedule slippage that is invisible until it becomes a milestone miss.
Every system has mature systems – except "Get"
Field Delivery is where BEAD commitments meet reality. Miss the 12-day install window, and you trigger delayed revenue recognition, churn risk and compliance exposure, before the first bill goes out.
One co-ordination loop — from permit gate to milestone close.
Sub-contractor and direct-hire crews work through the same mobile interface. Job progress, compliance documentation, and work verification are captured in real time — regardless of crew type.
Programme Managers see passings built vs. target by zone in real time, permit status by jurisdiction, and subcontractor vs. direct-hire productivity side by side.
A productivity layer over your stack — not a replacement. Think of it as a universal translator that sits on top of your existing systems. You keep Salesforce, ServiceNow, SAP, Oracle or whatever you have. StraViso reads all of them, orchestrates the field work and writes back the results.
Production Results
From live US deployments with 26,000–30,000 Technicians
What Your Leadership Team Hears
The co-ordination gap affects each role differently. StraViso closes it for all of them.
"I'm compiling SLA reports from two systems every morning. The picture is stale by the time it's ready."
"Repeat truck rolls are destroying our unit-economics on BEAD-funded installs."
"Every integration takes months and requires consultants we don't have budget for."
"We're passing homes but not activating revenue fast enough to satisfy our BEAD obligations."
15 minutes. Not a demo. A conversation to map where your current setup is capping field productivity and where StraViso would have the fastest impact.
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