Four modules on the same jobs and the same map

Design the job, capture the work in the field, check it against the design, and bill for it. Screens are from a demo company.

Field capture

OSP Navigator

  • Log strand footage, splices and bores against the mapped features on the job, from the phone.
  • Attach geotagged photos to each entry, from precon through production and QC.
  • Record the work against a crew, so the production report shows who built what.

Who uses it: Crew leads and crew members in the field.

OSP Navigator showing a strand span picked on the job map with the capture bar open

Design and job map

OSP Architect

  • Build the job map from a library of aerial pathways, cable and other plant features.
  • Lay out the design before the job goes to the field.
  • Hand the same map to your crews in OSP Navigator and to your subs with each assignment.

Who uses it: Designers and project managers.

OSP Architect job map with aerial pathways and fiber optic cable layers on

Inspection and export

OSP Sonar

  • Compare the base design with the production entries crews logged.
  • Open the photos on each entry to check the work before you pay for it.
  • Export the entries and their photos for your records or your client.

Who uses it: QC inspectors and project managers checking the work.

OSP Sonar listing base design and production entries with a strand span photo open

Finance and bookkeeping

ORCA

  • Keep the company books on a double-entry ledger, with accounts and transactions.
  • Track invoices to clients, bills from vendors and subs, and the payments against each.
  • Read receivables and payables statements, a trial balance, an income statement and a balance sheet.

Who uses it: Office managers, accounting staff and owners.

ORCA invoice detail with its line items

The assignment chain

A job moves from the network owner to the prime contractor to the subcontractor, one assignment at a time. Each company works the job in its own Dolphin OS account.

  1. 1

    Network owner

    Assigns the job to a prime contractor and sees the production and photos that come back.

  2. 2

    Prime contractor

    Takes the assignment, puts its own crews on the job or assigns it on to a subcontractor.

  3. 3

    Subcontractor

    Takes the assignment and puts its crews on the job, or assigns it on to its own subs.

Down the chain

  • The assignment, with the job and its map
  • An agreement on each assignment: purchase order lines at rate card codes, priced for the company that takes the work
  • Each agreement stays between the two companies on it. Prices further down the chain stay private

Up the chain

  • The crew completes the JSA before the work starts
  • Production entries with geotagged photos on each mapped feature
  • Daily and weekly production reports by crew and by job, valued at each company's own pricing

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