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FiberBooks: capture every capital dollar.

Every dollar capitalized correctly — grant-funded or private, automatically.

01

Know exactly what you've invested, and where.

Your total network investment — by region, segment, and capital type — in a single live report you can drill from a whole market down to a single asset.

02

Captured in the field. Costed in NetSuite.

Crews consume materials in FiberBooks WMS. The cost posts straight to NetSuite at the moment of consumption, routed to the right project or asset — no reconciliation, no lag.

03

Defend every piece of CPE with real ROI.

Buy it in NetSuite, manage it in your FSM, and the lifecycle detail flows back automatically — every unit capitalized, depreciated, and retired correctly, with the operational ROI to match. Cradle to grave.

04

Stay audit-ready without scrambling.

Award balances, match obligations, spend-to-date, and reimbursement status stay current — and draw requests come out of the system, not a spreadsheet. BEAD, ReConnect, state programs.

05

Billing revenue and cash, straight into NetSuite.

Revenue and payments from your BSS/OSS post to NetSuite automatically — no re-keying, no month-end reconciliation drift. That connection isn't locked to a single platform — if your billing system changes, the integration moves with it.

06

Run standard books. Still file Part 32.

Move to a clean, standard chart of accounts for day-to-day operations — and still generate Part 32 financial statements in the required formats, with Part 32 asset records maintained underneath. Filing becomes a report — not a reconstruction.

ALAaron LeBato

Aaron LeBato

Talk to me about FiberBooks.

If you're spending your month-end reconstructing what should already be in the system, I'd like to hear where the friction is. Whether you're mid-implementation and the capital numbers still aren't tying out, or you're already clean on NetSuite and just need field consumption capitalized correctly, the path forward looks different — tell me which one you're in. We respond within one business day.

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