For CEOs & Owners
FiberBooks: know what every build costs, and what it earns.
Cost against plan while the build is still running, revenue against the same build once it is in service, and every grant dollar captured.
Today
Cost in one place, revenue in another, and no clean answer on whether a build paid off and is making money
With FiberBooks
Cost and revenue on the same build, so you can see whether it paid off and is making money
What a Build Costs
Know what a build cost before it is over.
Material and labor post to the project as the work happens, so you see cost against plan while there is still time to act, not after the last splice.
See how Build Projects works →What It Earns
Then see what it earns.
Once the build is in service, the revenue it produces is tracked against the same build. Cost and revenue sit side by side, so you can tell which builds paid off and are making money, and which are not.
Grant Money
Do not leave grant dollars on the table.
Eligible costs are captured as they happen, with a cost basis that holds up in an audit. Grant-funded work is kept apart from your own capital without anyone maintaining a side spreadsheet.
Numbers You Can Show
Numbers you can hand a lender, an auditor, or a buyer.
Network investment by build and funding source, CPE returns, and project cost all come from one system of record in NetSuite. Nobody rebuilds them at month-end.
Aaron LeBato
Talk to me about running on real numbers.
If you are making build and investment decisions before you can see what the last one cost, I would like to hear how you run today. We respond within one business day.