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MLNetworks for TowerCos

See the whole site. Deliver across the portfolio.

Site and tenant records, energy, assets and field work on one platform, from daily uptime to colocation.

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A red and white telecom tower standing above a forest

Commercial commitments.Operational reality.

From request to readiness

From tenant request to lease-up.

Check what the site has, list the upgrades it needs, and track the work through to handover.

  1. 01

    Capture tenant requirements

    Space, power, timing and commercial terms, held on the request and checked against the site.

    ColocationCapacity Reservations

    REQ-0417-B

    Colocation request

    Tenant B - Ridgeview RDG-0417

    Active

    1. Requested

      Tenant B asks to add equipment on the tower

    2. Capacity checked

      Tower EPA, ground space and power checked

    3. Held

      Capacity held until the agreement is signed

    4. Agreed

      Hold converted to an agreement

    Check against the site

    • Tower EPA
    • Ground space
    • Power
    Waiting for a person to decide

    Expires 28 Oct 2026

    Convert to agreementRelease hold

  2. 02

    Assess readiness and investment

    Review the records on file and list the assessments still required before you commit to the tenant.

    Capacity FeasibilityRidgeview RDG-0417

    Ridgeview RDG-0417

    Tower site, 36 m

    Utilization 78.9%

    Installed EPA

    14.2 m²

    Capacity

    18.0 m²

    Utilization

    78.9%

    Headroom

    3.8 m²

    Sectors

    0°

    3 items, 4.10 m²

    120°

    Most loaded

    4 items, 6.40 m²

    240°

    3 items, 3.70 m²

  3. 03

    Coordinate delivery

    The approved work, the site visits and the completion photos and job sheets stay on the same site record.

    Work & EvidenceWO-7718

    WO-7718

    Inspect generator start circuit

    Ridgeview RDG-0417

    HighSubmitted

    Submitted form

    5 of 5 required

    • Start circuit inspected

      Yes

      Approved

    • Fault found

      Start relay contact worn

      Approved

    • Action taken

      Relay replaced

      Approved

    • Start test result

      Started on first attempt

      Awaiting review

    Attachments (4)

    • Start-relay-before.jpg
    • Start-relay-after.jpg
    • Generator-running.jpg
    • Start-test.pdf

    Review actions

    Pending review - level 1

    Review comments (required)

    Relay replaced and start test recorded on site. Photographs match the checklist.

    RejectApprove

Keep the sites you run on air

Related alarms become one incident, shown with the site power and the assets behind it. An approved action becomes a work order that carries the incident with it.

Network Monitoring & Incident Response

Work order progress

Inspect generator start circuit

WO-7718 · Ridgeview RDG-0417

Completion evidence

  1. Prepared

    Finding and evidence attached

  2. Dispatched

    Field team assigned

  3. On site

    Start circuit inspected and repaired

  4. Completion evidence

    3 photographs, start test recorded

Mark restored

Customer story

A tower company in the Middle East and North Africa

How a tower company cut its energy use by 8% and said yes to tenants faster

A tower company ran energy, faults, field work and colocation on one platform. Energy use fell by 8%, team productivity rose by 28%, and the alarm count reaching the NOC fell five-fold.

Read the story
8%
Energy saved through optimisation across the portfolio
28%
Higher productivity for operations and field teams
5x
Fewer alarms reaching fault management

Where TowerCos usually start

Each one works on the same sites and assets.

Works from the records and systems you already run

Integration scope is defined for each deployment, and each source is validated with your team before it is named as supported.

  • Site, lease and tenant records
  • Site controllers and telemetry
  • Alarm and fault systems
  • ERP, for assets and purchasing

FAQ

Questions we get asked

Does MLNetworks replace our lease or ERP system?

No. Billing and accounting stay with your ERP. MLNetworks reads the records it needs and shows them next to the alarms, power and assets of each site.

Can it tell us whether a tower can take another tenant?

It shows the capacity and readiness records held for the site and lists the assessments still required. Structural analysis and engineering sign-off stay with your specialists.

Where do we start?

Most deployments start with one workflow, such as site power incidents or colocation requests, and widen from there. Scope and timing are agreed for each deployment.

Who decides what gets done on a site?

Your teams. The platform prepares the finding and proposes the action. A person approves or rejects it.

TowerCos

Which site or tenant request do you want to look at first?

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