Campus fiber. Complete clarity.

Every connection.
One clear picture.

Know what’s underground, what’s available, and what’s at risk—with campus fiber mapping built for universities.

Your campus. Your server. Your data.

THE CAMPUS, CONNECTED
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Campus scale. Strand-level detail.

Self-hosted. On your own server.

$299. Per campus, per year.

The whole outside plant

Less searching.
More knowing.

From the first locate to the next backbone pull, give every team the same picture of your physical network.

01

A campus-first map

Structures, pathways and cables in one place. Find an asset by name, then see how it fits into the campus.

02

Down to the strand

Open a duct wall. Inspect a cable. See dark, reserved and damaged strands, with capacity recorded per span.

03

A cut. An answer. In seconds.

Select a span to see predicted impact on circuits, buildings and callboxes. Understand what could go down before decisions go out.

04

Trace any circuit

Follow recorded strands, splices and terminations from end to end. Spot shared routes and records that still need verification.

05

Built for the field

Pull up a structure on your phone. Add photos and notes, work offline, and keep pending uploads separate from saved records.

06

Your server. Your control.

Run Strata on your own infrastructure. Keep the plant record where it belongs: under your campus’s control.

Follow the detail

The map is just
the beginning.

Turn “we think there’s spare fiber” into a record you can inspect. Then follow the connections to understand the consequences.

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Inspect the physical plant

Open the lid. Know the layout.

Wall orientation, conduit contents and condition, together. Local spare capacity is a starting point; end-to-end availability needs a trace.

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See the consequences

One span. A campus-wide answer.

Find affected services and shared routes without piecing together separate files. Predicted impact follows your records; it is not live outage telemetry.

Start with what you have

From KMZ to clarity.

Your existing map is the starting point. Review it before making it the record.

  1. Import your KMZ

    Bring in the structures and pathways you’ve already mapped.

  2. Review the details

    Check classifications, resolve conflicts and flag what needs a field visit.

  3. Bring your map live

    Give your team a shared campus map. Add detail as the record grows.

Beyond the desk

Good records
start in the field.

A phone. A manhole. The information you need, right where the work happens.

  • Confirm the structure before you update it.
  • Capture photos and notes, even offline.
  • See what’s pending, what failed, and what’s saved.
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Campus infrastructure stays on campus

Your network.
Your boundaries.

Self-hosted
Runs on your own server, under your control.
No data leaves campus
Your plant data stays on your campus infrastructure.
Audit log
See what changed, when it changed, and who changed it.
Campus SSO
Use your campus identity for access to the record.

One campus. One tier.

Clear maps.
Clear pricing.

One annual license for your campus. A straightforward price for a clearer picture of your outside plant.

The Strata campus license

$299/ campus / year

One tier · per campus · billed annually

Licenses

Always your data.

If your license lapses, Strata becomes read-only. You keep access to your data. Never locked out.

See the connections for yourself

Meet your next
campus map.

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