Meet COS at Calix ConneXions
We make shared fiber work!

We’ve helped communities and operators launch, scale, and monetize fiber with true Open Access for over a decade. Swing by to see how COS Business Engine + Calix unlock zero-touch operations, a seamless customer portal, and multi-ISP in-home Wi-Fi experiences—all on shared infrastructure built for growth.

Why stop at our booth?

1) See Open Access that actually runs itself
From demand surveys and signups to work orders, provisioning, billing, ticketing, and wholesale settlements—watch the whole flow fire automatically, end-to-end. That’s how you scale with small teams and short SLAs.

2) Your marketplace, your brand, your rules
Launch a branded online marketplace and customer portal where subscribers can buy, manage, and troubleshoot 24/7—while COS drives the back-office orchestration and real-time provisioning.

3) Calix + COS: zero-touch subscriber experience
We integrate tightly with Calix (including GPON and cloud workflows) so orders placed in COS are provisioned and supported automatically—no swivel-chairing. Support teams can see live diagnostics and even reboot ONTs with a click.

4) Wholesale without revenue leakage
COS generates wholesale billing specs from live order and activation data, eliminating “free riders” and billing disputes across providers.

5) Tools your field techs—and NOC—will love
MDU/enterprise workflows, deployment/installation tasking, and disruption notices that publish straight to your marketplace and customers, plus on-install and historical diagnostics to speed troubleshooting.

What pain points do we solve?

• Too much manual work: Automate from signup to billing so your team focuses on exceptions, not data entry.

• Slow turn-ups & truck rolls: Zero-touch provisioning across supported vendors—including Calix—means fast, reliable service activation.

• Wholesale complexity: Multi-ISP operations (catalogs, ticketing, settlements) in one place—with strict data separation per provider.

• Customer comms chaos: The customer portal shows active services, disruptions, tickets, and agreements—reducing calls and churn.

• Uncertain ROI: Use surveys, pre-signups, and speed tests to aim builds where demand and willingness-to-pay are strongest.

Why COS is leading in Open Access

Open Access wins when infrastructure, operations, and services layers are separated—so each party focuses on what they do best while subscribers get real choice. COS Business Engine was built for “True Open Access” from day one: multi-ISP marketplaces, automated provisioning, clean separations, and zero-touch switching.

Bottom line: higher take-rates, more SKUs on the shelf, and better economics for rural builds—without multiplying headcount.