Label on a Cable · KelTech IoE

Would you sign off a network build without proof every asset exists?

Build-stage evidence, not paperwork.

THE FIBER STARTS HERE

One fiber. One journey.
From rack to pole to doorstep.

Every fiber in your network starts somewhere like this. Follow this one, and watch it turn from claimed to proven, one tagged asset at a time.

STEP 01 · THE PROOF GAP

Design documentation tells you what should be there. Handover paperwork tells you it's complete.

Neither proves deployment against design. The cable leaves the building, and from here on the record is whatever someone wrote down or photographed, with nothing tying it to where or when. Unverifiable evidence has become good enough. It shouldn't be.

WHAT LIVES IN THE GAP

Paper floats. Proof holds.

Disputed installs
Missing assets
Audit exposure
Costly rework
Delayed approvals

STEP 02 · THE FIX IS PHYSICAL

A tag on the asset itself. Not a note about it.

LOC is Label on a Cable: a ruggedized NFC tag fitted to the thing you built. This pole, that cable, the vault beneath the road. Each tag carries a unique ID linked to your design record, and any smartphone can read it. One tag, binding the physical asset to its digital record.

STEP 02 · THE SCAN

A scan is proof a person stood at that asset, at that moment.

At the pole, the engineer taps the tag. One touch captures it all: who, when and where, a stamped photo or video, the workflow state. The record writes itself while the engineer is still standing at the asset.

LOC RECORD · SPLICE CLOSURE PENDING

WHO Field engineer · authenticated user

WHEN 2026-06-12 · 09:41:07 UTC

WHERE 53.3498 N, 6.2603 W · GPS locked

PHOTO

Auto-stamped · user / time / GPS

STATE Install confirmed · route verified

STEP 03 · THE ROUTE

Your design already knows every label. LOC generates them.

The plan above, the build below. Designs flow in from your GIS and every label is generated straight from your design data. No manual re-entry, no mistyped IDs, no handwriting to decipher. And a LOC tag never fades, peels or becomes unreadable.

ORIGIN · EVERY STOP · DESTINATION

Underground, the route stops being guesswork.

Like putting a sat nav on the cable itself. Dual LOC links a cable's two ends. LOC Routes tracks the full path, vault by vault. The right lid, first time.

"LOC Routes gives us end-to-end conduit route visibility that was previously very difficult to achieve."
Emmanuel Kennedy · Director, Novegen

STEP 04 · THE HANDOVER

The last asset on the route.
And the evidence judges itself.

LOC proves the work happened. The Compliance Reviewer module proves it was done right. Photo evidence is checked against your acceptance checklist in seconds, field by field.

REVIEW · ENCLOSURE · INSTALL PHOTO SET AI + HUMAN

Labeling present and legibleTag visible on enclosure, ID readable in frame.
PASS
Drop secured and sealedStrain relief fitted, entry grommet seated.
PASS
Wall reinstatementSealant line partially obscured. Routed to a human reviewer.
REVIEW

CLAIMED → PROVEN

This is what handover should look like.

One cable, verified end to end. Data center to doorstep. Every asset scanned, stamped and judged, with the evidence to show for it.

Proof in production

Already trusted on builds that cannot afford doubt.

0% estimated on-site efficiency increase
Novegen · Dublin fiber

0% estimated operational efficiency increase
Boldyn Networks · TfL London

0% improvement in audit accuracy
Novegen · Dublin fiber

Boldyn Networks

LONDON · TFL CONCESSION

Connecting 70 km² of central London under a 20-year Transport for London concession: 3,900 small cells, 60 km of new gigabit fiber and over 1,000 km of cabling for the London Underground, with LOC tags labeling the deployed infrastructure.

70 km²central London
3,900small cells
1,000+ kmcabling
60 kmnew gigabit fiber

Novegen

DUBLIN · FIBER INFRASTRUCTURE

Live across Dublin's highest-value corridors since March 2025. Chambers carry custom fields and photo evidence, ducts run as LOC Routes, and field updates feed straight back into ArcGIS.

City coreIFSC · Silicon Docks
LOC Routesend-to-end duct visibility
ArcGISintegrated
Photoevidence per chamber

Engineers picked it up fast. Chambers are found by map, not guesswork, and asset data is updated before the crew has left site.

Samuel Byfield · Project Manager, Telent (Boldyn build partner)

Faster deployment and transformed fault-finding across the TfL network, compared with traditional labeling.

Will Lucas · Delivery Manager, Boldyn Networks

Scan a tag, see the photo, open the right vault first time. Time back, every single day.

Filipe Carvalho · Project Manager & Telecom Engineer, Novegen

Built for the field

Designed for the person in the rain, the mud, the tunnel.

Not the one sitting at a desk building dashboards. Evidence only works if capturing it is faster than not capturing it.

12mm zip-tie

For small cables.

23mm zip-tie

For larger cables and conduit.

3M adhesive

For any other asset or flat surface.

IP68sealed
NXPchip
20 yrservice life, up to
Yoursyour logo, colors, bespoke designs

Printed labels fade in the sun, peel off in the wet and disappear under mud. A LOC tag reads through the dirt for up to 20 years. Paired with LOC, it becomes a verified point of truth.

Offline by design

Download your project data before the no-signal areas. Capture evidence underground, including photos, video and voice notes. Everything syncs the moment you are back online.

Contractor isolation

Private projects and scoped visibility. Subcontractors see their scope and nothing else, under a role based permission hierarchy.

Your asset types, your fields

Customizable categories with bespoke fields and map icons. Chambers, ducts, splice enclosures, stanchions, whatever you build.

The NFC pen, for awkward access

An optional ruggedized Bluetooth pen scans and writes tags in parallel with phone NFC. For the racks and corners a phone can't reach.

LOC app map view of tagged assets in Dublin

Compliance Reviewer

LOC proves the work happened.
Compliance Reviewer proves it was done right.

Compliance Reviewer reads the photo evidence your engineers capture and checks it against your acceptance checklist, field by field: right equipment, right label, right reinstatement. Every install gets reviewed, not a sample, and verdicts land in seconds instead of at the end of an audit cycle.

Every check returns a pass, a fail or a flag, with the reasoning written in plain English.
Unclear evidence is never waved through. It routes to a human reviewer, with one-tap override.
Checklists are configuration, not development. Your standards, applied identically to every install.
Vendor scorecards show who fails what, where, and which way it is trending.

Built into LOC as a module. Also runs standalone if you only need evidence review.

The accountability layer

As networks expand and oversight tightens, proof of installation becomes the standard. The operators holding field-verified records hold the advantage.