For System Architects
FiberBooks: your systems, connected.
FiberBooks Integrations, maintained on a NetSuite foundation built for broadband — a source of truth your team doesn't babysit.
Today
A pile of point-to-point integrations you babysit
With FiberBooks
One maintained layer, owned and supported by us
One Integration Layer
One maintained layer. You stop being the glue.
A purpose-built, supported connection between your BSS/OSS/FSM and NetSuite — owned and maintained by us, not stitched together and babysat by you. One layer across every domain, instead of a pile of brittle point-to-point integrations. It isn't tied to a fixed list of platforms — it connects to what you run today and extends to what you adopt next.
One System of Record
Enter it once. Trust the result.
A technician deploys a device in FiberBooks WMS, and the transaction is already a NetSuite record — nothing to sync, nothing entered twice. Finance, ops, and field all see the same truth, not three versions of it.
Field-Consumed Inventory
Captured in the field. Costed in NetSuite.
Crews consume materials in FiberBooks WMS — inventory movements and consumption are NetSuite transactions, not a second ledger to reconcile. We push the update to your FSM or BSS/OSS only when equipment deploys, so your operational systems stay in sync without owning inventory themselves.
CPE Intelligence
Your whole fleet, tracked. Nothing extra to maintain.
Buy in NetSuite, manage in your FSM, and the lifecycle flows back — every device costed, depreciated, and retired correctly, with operational analytics to match. Built inside your NetSuite account, so there is nothing bolted on for your team to support.
Three Pieces, One Product
Core, WMS, and Integrations — built to work as one.
Core is the financial back office on NetSuite. WMS covers inventory and network assets, from receiving to the jobsite. Integrations is the maintained link to your BSS/OSS/FSM, so revenue and cash flow in and your books and your operations stay in sync without anyone reconciling by hand.
The Foundation
Not a bolt-on. A foundation.
The integration isn't glued onto NetSuite — it's built specifically for broadband from the ground up. New to NetSuite or already running it, the foundation stays coherent, so everything above it does too. Already on NetSuite, FiberBooks installs into your existing account; starting fresh, it's built into your new one.
Aaron LeBato
Talk to me about the architecture.
If you're carrying the integration burden or evaluating how to stop, I'd like to see your stack. We respond within one business day.