InfraPro for Fiber Optic & Telecom Contractors in Africa

Yes. InfraPro's Installation Request module provides a complete IR lifecycle — from creation and BOQ linkage through team assignment, field completion recording, and client certification. IR completion records form the evidential basis for ISP billing certification and are accessible through the client portal in real time.

Each cable drum or conduit length issued from store is recorded against a specific route segment and BOQ line item. As field teams log installed quantities, InfraPro computes the variance between issued and installed material per segment. Reconciliation reports are available throughout the project — enabling proactive loss identification rather than end-of-project discovery.

Yes. Wayleave applications are logged per route segment with the relevant landowner or authority, application date, and expected approval date. Segments with overdue approvals are flagged in the project dashboard, allowing the project manager to prioritise resolution before the delay becomes critical-path.

Rather than compiling as-built records after construction, InfraPro captures them progressively throughout the project. Field technicians enter splice positions, joint enclosure locations, duct lengths, and coordinates directly on the mobile app at the point of installation. The as-built record is built continuously — eliminating the post-completion documentation effort and the inaccuracies that accompany retrospective record compilation.

Yes. Different subcontractors can be assigned to separate scope packages within the same project — civil works, fiber pulling, and splicing managed independently with their own progress tracking, material allocation, and payment records. The project manager has a consolidated view across all contractors at project level.

Yes. InfraPro compiles verified IR completions, measured BOQ quantities, and progress data into IPC valuations formatted for ISP billing cycles. Supporting evidence — field completion records, photographic documentation, and test results — is attached to each certificate, providing the ISP's project team with the information required for certification without protracted back-and-forth correspondence.

Generic tools lack the route-based project structure, IR management module, cable reconciliation by metre, progressive as-built capture, and ISP portal access that fiber contractors require. InfraPro is configured around the operational reality of network construction — providing discipline-specific progress tracking, material management at the drum and metre level, and documentation workflows that align with telecom client acceptance processes.