sasag
Case study · Zappter Engine

From feeder to flat.

SASAG follows every building of its fibre rollout through four boards: distribution point, drop cable, building entry and in-house.

Distribution pointCable pull of the feeder
Done
Drop cableFrom the point to the building
In progress
BEP in-houseThe building entry point
Next
Building doneReady for the customer
Open
SASAGSwiss telecom and fibre network
Fibre rollouton the Zappter Engine
4 boardsfeeder to flat
Contractsgenerated as PDF
The company
sasag

SASAG brings fibre to every building in its area. Each one needs a contract, a site visit and the build, and SASAG wants to see where each building stands.

Feeder to flat

Four boards, one building at a time

01
Distribution point

The feeder cable is pulled to the point.

02
Drop cable

From the distribution point to the building.

03
BEP in-house

The building entry point and the work inside.

04
Building done

The building is ready for the customer.

Signatures

The right signature, first

When a building has a contract partner, a property management and owners, the solution knows who has to sign, in that order.

1
Contract partnerSigns first when there is one
2
Property managementNext in line
3
Building ownerWhen nobody else is set
Contract generation

Contracts that write themselves

The contract text has placeholders. The building, the owner and the connection details fill them in, and the PDF is ready to sign.

Template
Contract between SASAG and %owner%,
for the building %address%,
%flats% flats, connection %oto%.
Signed on %date%.
→
PDF
Contract between SASAG and Anna Muster,
for the building Musterstrasse 4,
6 flats, connection B.123.456.
Signed on 1 October 2026.
Site visits

Every phase on one board

Site visits move from new to scheduled, informed, done and checked. Each team sees its own column.

New
Building A-03Contract signed
Building A-04Contract signed
Building A-05Partially signed
Scheduled
Building A-06Tue 09:00
Building A-07Wed 14:00
Informed
Building A-09Owner informed
Building A-10Owner informed
Done
Building A-12Checked
Building A-13To check
Who owns what

The customer owns the process. Zappter runs the solution.

What the customer owns
  • The network and the customers
  • The contracts and the process
  • The data
What Zappter runs
  • The fibre rollout solution
  • Contract texts and signatures
  • Hosting and changes

SASAG owns the network, the customers and the process. Zappter built the solution on the Zappter Engine and runs it.

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