The network is up. The knowledge is scattered.
The network is up; the knowledge is scattered across a dozen systems. SphereIQ unifies it — the fix ranked by what resolves fastest, the clause cited, the estate modeled as one Twin.
How do telecom operators use SphereIQ?
Operators deploy SphereIQ as a governed Company Brain over network runbooks, service contracts, tariffs, and regulatory filings; a Twin of network assets, services, and processes; and agents that rank the runbook most likely to resolve an incident and check contract and tariff terms — with the audit trail and access governance a carrier requires. Every answer is cited to the source and page.
Same platform. Pre-built for your world.
Vertical editions ship with a pre-built Twin schema, agent templates, and compliance packs for the industry — so deployment starts at mile ten, not mile zero.
Network, services & processes
Sites, network elements, services, contracts, and the processes that connect them — one queryable model across the estate, so a change or an incident has context.
Rank the fix, fast
Ranks the troubleshooting runbooks most likely to resolve an incident, ordered by real time-to-close from resolved-ticket events — with p50, best time, and success rate.
Contracts, tariffs, filings
Service contracts, tariffs, interconnection terms, and regulatory filings answerable in seconds — every answer cited to the document and page, for the field and the back office alike.
Time-to-resolution is a search problem too.
Every response cites the runbook, contract, or filing and page it came from — retrieved from your systems, not generated from memory. Runbooks are ranked by real time-to-close from resolved tickets, not by guesswork. And the whole estate — assets, services, contracts, processes — lives in one queryable Twin.
Asked in every evaluation
Can it ingest OSS/BSS and network telemetry?
How does it fit our existing service-assurance stack?
Where do operators usually start?
The network scales. The back office should too.
Start with the incident or contract workflow that costs the most time.