Operate millions of endpoints
with a lean team
Public WiFi and broadband operators run on thin margins and huge endpoint counts. MatreComm scales alert triage and self-healing to match — so growth in subscribers doesn't mean linear growth in ops headcount.
Scale is the business — and the operational burden
Built to operate at endpoint scale
Carrier-Grade Throughput
Handles millions of events per second — built for endpoint scale, not adapted from smaller deployments.
Automated Triage
Suppresses noise and auto-remediates known-pattern issues, so headcount doesn't scale with endpoints.
Experience-First Monitoring
Tracks real connection quality per subscriber, not just aggregate uptime metrics.
Lean Cost to Operate
Consolidates monitoring tooling into one platform, cutting licensing and integration overhead.
Built for the people scaling the network
Operations Director
Scale endpoint count without a proportional increase in ops headcount.
CTO
Consolidate monitoring tooling into one platform built for endpoint-scale throughput.
Customer Experience Lead
Catch connection quality issues before they turn into churn.
Related solutions.
Autonomous network operations
Self-healing at the scale of millions of endpoints, not thousands.
Explore →Digital experience assurance
Catch degraded connections before they show up as churn.
Explore →Continuous compliance
Meet subscriber data-handling requirements without a manual audit scramble.
Explore →Network modernization & cost optimization
Flatten opex per subscriber as endpoint count grows.
Explore →Frequently asked questions
How does MatreComm keep ops headcount flat as subscriber numbers grow?
By removing the manual triage step. Ritam suppresses redundant alerts before they reach an engineer and auto-remediates known-pattern issues through pre-approved runbooks, so operational load scales with incident classes rather than with endpoint count.
Can it handle millions of access points and CPE devices?
Yes. The platform is built for carrier-grade throughput — millions of events per second — on a data plane of Redpanda for streaming, ScyllaDB for state and JanusGraph for topology.
Does it support PM-WANI public access?
Yes, through CraftWANI: captive portal, RADIUS/RADSEC, eKYC, IPDR and C-DOT registry interop, alongside enterprise WiFi managed by experience goals.
Does it measure per-subscriber experience or just aggregate uptime?
Per subscriber. Real connection quality is scored session by session, so a degraded experience is visible even while aggregate availability metrics look healthy.
We already run several monitoring tools. Does this add another?
It is meant to consolidate them. In deployments to date, between 5 and 15 separate tools have been consolidated onto one platform — operators typically run a stack per domain with no correlation between them, so unifying cuts both licensing and integration overhead.
Scale your network without scaling your team.
Talk to a solutions architect about operating at endpoint scale.