finally drag POTS sunset compliance into the 21st century (yes i know, the irony)
CopperDown is the only purpose-built platform for managing copper pair decommissioning at carrier scale. It tracks every line, every filing, and every migration across thousands of central offices simultaneously. If you're retiring POTS infrastructure without this, you are flying blind and the FCC will eventually remind you of that.
- Full copper pair inventory with per-line decommissioning state tracking
- Manages up to 847 concurrent central office workflows without breaking a sweat
- Native integration with FCC CORES for retirement filing submission and status tracking
- Customer migration pipeline with configurable SLA enforcement and escalation rules
- Gary replacement module — automated workflow handoffs for carriers down to one copper-desk guy
Salesforce, OSS/BSS via TM Forum APIs, FCC CORES, NetCracker, FieldCore, Amdocs Optima, TowerBridge Telecom Suite, IronLoop NOC, Stripe, PagerDuty, CopperLedger, VaultBase
CopperDown runs as a set of loosely coupled microservices deployed behind a single API gateway, with each central office modeled as an isolated processing domain. Workflow state is persisted entirely in MongoDB, which handles the transactional integrity requirements just fine — I've benchmarked it and I'm not interested in the debate. Long-term audit logs and FCC filing archives are stored in Redis with a custom retention layer I wrote over a particularly focused weekend. The frontend is a lean React app that talks directly to the gateway and gets out of your way.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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