Broadband Jump Start
All your data. One lakehouse. AI-ready.
Bring your BSS/OSS, NetSuite, and any other data source — including audio and video — into a unified data lakehouse on Databricks. Query it, report on it, and let AI find what you're missing.
Data Lakehouse
Power BI
LookerSQLTwo systems. No shared picture.
Your BSS/OSS knows everything about your subscribers, your network, and your field operations. NetSuite knows everything about your finances. But they report separately, and when leadership asks a question that crosses both systems — subscriber revenue by project area, cost per passing, capital spend against a funded build — someone has to pull it together manually.
For operators carrying BEAD, RDOF, ReConnect, or other federal funding, that manual process isn't just inefficient — it's a compliance risk. Every dollar spent on a funded build needs to be traceable to a funding source, a project phase, and a reporting period. When a draw request is due, that documentation needs to come from clean records, not a spreadsheet assembled under deadline.
Broadband Jump Start solves both problems at once.
What's Included
One offering. Everything connected.
NetSuite Financial Data
General ledger, project accounting, fixed assets, intercompany transactions, and chart of accounts — all structured for broadband operators and mapped to your reporting periods.
BSS/OSS Operational Data
Subscriber records, service orders, field activity, provisioning events, and billing data pulled from your operational platform — Sonar, CHR, Zinier, and others.
Unified Data Lakehouse
Built on Databricks. Your financial and operational data in one place, normalized and structured so it can actually be queried together — not just stored side by side.
Deployed and Configured by C-Level
We handle the full deployment: connector setup, schema design, initial data load, and validation. You don't need a data engineer on staff. We bring the infrastructure and the domain knowledge.
The reports your team is building manually today — automated.
Once your BSS/OSS and NetSuite data share a lakehouse, the reporting questions that used to require a spreadsheet and half a day become standard queries. Examples of what becomes available out of the box:
- Subscriber revenue by entity, region, and service type
- Capital spend by project, phase, and funding source
- Field activity mapped to financial outcomes
- Cost per passing and cost per connected subscriber
- Billing reconciliation between BSS/OSS and NetSuite
- Churn, growth, and ARPU trends alongside cost data
Federal Funding Compliance
Federal funding comes with reporting obligations. We built for that.
BEAD, RDOF, ReConnect, and state broadband grants all require the same thing: documented traceability from expenditure to funding source, project phase, and service area. That documentation needs to hold up to an audit. It can't come from a manual process.
Broadband Jump Start structures your financial and operational data specifically to support grant draw requests and compliance reporting. Project costs are tied to funding sources. Capital spend is tagged to phases. Subscriber counts and service delivery data are linked to the geographic areas covered by each grant.
When your next draw request is due — or when an auditor asks — the answer is already in the warehouse.
“When the auditor asks, the answer is already there.”
Operators who document grant expenditures in real time — rather than reconstructing them at draw request time — process draw requests faster, reduce audit risk, and spend less staff time on compliance. The data lakehouse makes that the default, not an extra effort.
Infrastructure
Enterprise-grade infrastructure. Broadband-specific configuration.
The data lakehouse is built on Databricks — the same platform used by financial services firms, healthcare systems, and large-scale data operations. It handles the volume of operational data that broadband networks generate without performance degradation, and it supports the security and access controls that regulated operators require.
What we bring is the broadband-specific configuration: the schema design that maps to your actual reporting needs, the connector logic that pulls from your BSS/OSS and NetSuite correctly, and the domain knowledge to know what the data should look like when it arrives.
You get enterprise infrastructure without needing an enterprise data team to set it up.
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