Product log / WaveFront
The system keeps getting easier to trust.
A running record of the surfaces, safeguards, and operational paths we are making clearer for broadband teams.
Less guesswork between signal and service.
Follow the links below to see each release in the context where it lives.
Recent releases
What changed, and where to see it.
Each note is short on purpose. The linked surface is the source of truth for the full product or procurement story.
- Operations
Autonomous actions, with a clear safety boundary
The action loop now shows how WaveFront moves from a predicted failure to an optional intervention, with high-risk email alerts keeping the right people in the loop.
- Trust
A security page built for procurement conversations
The new trust overview separates current posture from deployment-specific details, so NSP teams can review SOC 2 language, residency, encryption, and access with precision.
- Connectivity
The NOC handoff is now documented end to end
The integrations explainer maps ticket lifecycle events, stable CPE identity, authenticated reads, and the operational path from webhook to fleet action.
- Product tour
Telemetry to outcome, made visible
A five-stage diagram makes the WaveFront loop tangible: ingest, model, predict, intervene, and measure the outcome before a silent failure becomes churn.
- Reference
SNMP and TR-069 adapter reference
Protocol guidance now shows how familiar telemetry surfaces map into a shared device identity and the prediction loop, with an adapter walkthrough for implementation teams.
- Foundation
A public map for the marketing surface
The public sitemap brings the discoverable WaveFront pages together, while the navigation contract keeps new marketing routes visible to visitors and crawlers.
- Foundation
A clearer story in search and sharing
The marketing pages now carry focused titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, and social metadata that match the surfaces visitors actually find.
Keep the loop moving
See the product in motion, then read the detail.
Start with the simulator for the operational loop, or go straight to the security overview when you are preparing a procurement conversation.