Diagnostic Data

COS Business Engine works with diagnostic data to enhance network operations, optimize performance, and provide proactive maintenance and troubleshooting for fiber broadband networks.

Two standard roles are available:

The Admin profile lets you update service assortment, prices, and terms.

The Support profile gives you access to a limited subset of data network diagnostics and information on how services perform on the network.

Here’s an overview of how diagnostic data is utilized within the platform:

1. Integration with Network Monitoring Tools

The COS Business Engine integrates seamlessly with network monitoring tools to collect and analyze diagnostic data from the network infrastructure. This includes data related to:

• Bandwidth usage
• Latency and jitter
• Signal strength and quality
• Device performance and uptime

By consolidating this diagnostic data, the platform provides operators with a holistic view of the network’s health and performance.

2. Real-Time Diagnostics and Alerts

The system leverages diagnostic data to monitor the network in real-time. When anomalies or issues are detected (e.g., equipment failure, high latency, or bandwidth bottlenecks), automated alerts are triggered. This enables operators to:

• Address potential issues before they impact end-users.
• Reduce downtime and improve service reliability.

3. Customer Self-Service through the Customer Portal

Diagnostic data is also made accessible to end-users via the customer portal. Users can:

• Check the status of their service.
• Run basic diagnostics (e.g., speed tests or troubleshooting connectivity issues).
• View historical data on their network performance.

This empowers customers to resolve common issues independently, reducing the burden on customer support teams.

4. Proactive Maintenance and Predictive Analytics

Business Engine uses diagnostic data to support predictive maintenance. For example:

• Trend Analysis: Historical diagnostic data can identify patterns that indicate potential failures, such as deteriorating signal quality or repeated error codes.
• Preventive Measures: Operators can schedule maintenance tasks or replace components before a failure occurs, minimizing disruptions.

5. Reporting and Insights

Operators can generate detailed reports based on diagnostic data, which helps in:

• Tracking Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for network quality.
• Ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
• Planning for network upgrades or expansions based on usage trends.

6. Enhancing Customer Support

When customers report issues, support teams can access diagnostic data directly from the COS Business Engine. This allows them to:

• Quickly identify the root cause of the problem.
• Resolve issues more efficiently.
• Provide better communication to customers about the status of their service.