Wi-Fi experience management and subscriber self-care
JustiFi Home
JustiFi Home turns standards-based device telemetry into a home health score, a live topology view and a small set of safe actions the subscriber can take without calling support.
Operators who want first-line diagnosis to happen before the call.
What you get
- Continuously scored home health from standards telemetry
- Live in-home topology of every wired and wireless station
- Speed test, router restart and Wi-Fi management in-app
- Per-device pause and parental controls
- Guided troubleshooting before the call reaches support
- Open API so it drops into your existing subscriber app
Common questions
What is an ACS?
An Auto Configuration Server is the management plane for broadband customer premises equipment. It provisions, configures, monitors, diagnoses and upgrades routers, ONTs and mesh nodes remotely, over the operator's own network, using the TR-069 protocol.
What is the difference between TR-069 and TR-369?
TR-069 is session-based and initiated by the device over HTTP. TR-369, the User Services Platform, is message-based over MQTT, WebSocket, STOMP or CoAP, and lets multiple controllers address one agent. Both use the same TR-181 data model, so a platform that speaks both can manage a mixed fleet through one workflow.
Which devices can JustiFi manage?
Any TR-069 or TR-369 compliant device: ONTs, routers, mesh nodes, Wi-Fi access points, IoT gateways and SD-WAN endpoints, across hundreds of models from multiple vendors.
Does JustiFi need an agent installed on the CPE?
No. JustiFi reads the telemetry the standard already defines. That is what keeps it hardware-independent and lets it work on the fleet you have already deployed.
Put JustiFi Home in front of your own fleet
Bring your CPE models, your protocol mix and your integration constraints. A solutions engineer will show you what the platform does with them — no slides.