Network Intelligence
Measure network conditions, coverage, routing, performance and quality using distributed physical endpoints operating on live networks.
Who it is for and what it answers
Network intelligence, performance and analytics teams that need an independent view from outside their own infrastructure.
What it answers
What are physical devices actually experiencing on the networks and in the markets we care about?
Where does observed coverage differ from expectation? · How does network behavior vary by carrier, geography or time? · Are distributed endpoints seeing performance issues that central systems do not reveal? · Where should we investigate further?
From question to evidence
Define the measurement
Start with the network question you need to answer: coverage, connection state, service quality, routing behavior or another supported network observation.
Target the population
Choose the markets, carriers, device populations and other relevant conditions. The same measurement is then distributed across qualifying endpoints rather than relying on one centralized probe.
Physical endpoints measure
Real devices make the supported observations from the networks and locations in which they are operating. This adds an outside-in view of network behavior.
Evidence comes back
Measurements return in a structured format that can be analyzed by geography, carrier, device population, time and other supported dimensions.
What a run returns
Depending on the workload, Network Intelligence returns:
Get an independent view of the networks you care about.
Contact us about the markets and carriers that matter, or tell us the network question you need answered.
From individual measurements to intelligence
One ladder of measurement depth, from lightweight baseline observations to deeper investigation.
Basic Telemetry
Lightweight, frequent observations that establish a broad baseline of network conditions.
Each observation captures a simple snapshot of the connection: connection type, the carrier observed, coarse geographic context, available network-state indicators, and a timestamp.
Extended Telemetry
Richer measurements designed to add additional network and geographic context where supported.
Other supported measurement tasks
Additional measurement and verification tasks can extend the view where a specific network question requires deeper investigation.
One observation is a snapshot. Distributed over time, those snapshots become network intelligence.