Splynx ISP Framework

All-in-One ISP Billing and Management Management Software

https://splynx.com/

Push Customer Tariff Speeds to ONT / CPE Devices

We would like Splynx to support pushing customer tariff upload and download speeds directly to customer access equipment, such as: Fibre ONT / ONU Wireless CPE dish Many ISPs and FNOs use Splynx to manage customer packages, but the actual speed limit often also needs to be applied at the customer access device. This is especially important where the FNO manages the access network and hands traffic over to an ISP for breakout. The requested feature is for Splynx to automatically push the customer’s tariff speed to the linked ONT/ONU or wireless CPE when: A customer is activated A package is upgraded or downgraded A customer is suspended or reactivated A service is changed This could be done through UISP integration or another device/API integration method. Splynx should also allow a user-defined margin above the tariff speed, for example 10%, when pushing the limit to the ONT/CPE. This allows the ONT/CPE to act as a safety limit, while the ISP can still use its main router or optimisation platform for proper QoE shaping such as FQ-CoDel, CAKE, or other shaping methods. Why this is important If speed limits are only applied at the main router, access router, or central traffic shaper, some traffic may already have crossed the last-mile network, wireless sector, PON, repeater link, backhaul, or internal ISP network before being shaped. This can cause: Customer devices uploading or downloading at full port speed before reaching the shaper DDoS attacks or infected devices using the full ONT/CPE upload capacity Congestion on the last mile, PON, wireless sector, repeater link, or backhaul Other customers on the same access network being affected Local/on-net traffic bypassing the central shaper and running at full port speed Customers using more than their package speed when local/on-net traffic and internet traffic are combined For example, a business customer may view live CCTV from home over the same ISP network. This traffic may route internally and never pass through the central shaper. The customer may then receive CCTV traffic at full port speed while still receiving their full internet package speed, resulting in total usage above the package they are paying for. Example If a customer is on a 20Mbps package, Splynx should be able to push a 20Mbps limit to the ONT/CPE, or push 22Mbps if the ISP sets a 10% margin. This would be useful for ISPs/FNOs using Splynx with Ubiquiti fibre and wireless networks, and for any provider that needs customer speeds enforced at the access-device level before traffic reaches the core router or central traffic shaper.

Bsz786 5 days ago

💡 Feature Request

Automatic Image Compression for Schedule Attachments

We would like to suggest automatic image compression or resizing for photo uploads in the Schedule section. Currently, staff often upload photos directly from smartphones, which can result in very large image files. This may affect system responsiveness and loading performance when opening schedules or attachments. It would be very helpful if uploaded images could automatically be compressed or resized to below 1 MB per file while maintaining reasonable image quality. Benefits: Faster loading times Reduced storage usage Better responsiveness for staff Improved experience on slower connections Thank you for considering this feature request.

Natthana Thepthong 17 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

Send Message update to an emailed/SMS communication

Most useful update for communicating with customers would be to be able to update the same group of customers with an update from the Messages/History tab. When we have a network event, we go through the process of selecting the customers affected, but after a while or when the event is cleared, we need to update the same group of customers. The most logical way to ensure that teh same group is messaged would be to simply click a button in the History tab and the system auto select the customer list to resend to them! That way we dont waste time trying to ensure we select the same parameters/filters for the new message - in fact it could include the previous message sabiject possibly marked as *** UPDATE *** or *** RESOLVED *** or something intelligent maybe?

afutter 20 days ago

💡 Feature Request

Display latest email at the top of tickets + new Notes/Replies at the top

Good day, We have received a request from the team for the following improvements to the ticket view: Email Thread Order Please display the email conversation with the latest email at the top and the oldest email at the bottom (newest-first order). Notes and Replies When an agent adds a Note or Reply to a ticket, it should appear at the top of the conversation thread (instead of the bottom). This change would allow our team to see the most recent communication immediately without having to scroll down each time. Could you please let us know if this is something that can be implemented? We would appreciate any timeline or alternative solutions you can provide. Thank you!

Karin Botha 27 days ago

💡 Feature Request

Planned

Development Request – AI Ticket Summaries in Splynx

Good day Team, With AI starting to make a big difference in operations and support environments, we received a great request from our team regarding the Splynx ticketing system. Would it be possible to investigate implementing AI functionality into the Splynx ticket side to automatically summarize ticket communication for easier and faster reference? The idea would be that on the right-hand side of a Splynx ticket, there could be a dedicated “Summary” block that automatically updates based on ticket communication and actions taken. The summary should ideally provide a quick overview of: What was originally logged What troubleshooting or actions have already been done The latest communication or update provided What the next required action or follow-up step is This could help significantly with: Faster handovers between teams and shifts Reducing time spent reading long ticket histories Improving escalation efficiency Helping management and support teams quickly understand ticket status Providing better continuity after-hours or during standby support Please let us know if this would be possible from a development perspective and what options may exist for implementation. Kind regards Karin Botha

Karin Botha 27 days ago

💡 Feature Request

Simplified Operational Mode for Scheduling (Lightweight Task Management)

We are currently using the Scheduling module to manage day-to-day operational tasks across teams such as Support, Sales, Billing, and Provisioning. While the module is powerful and well suited for project-based workflows, we have found it challenging to adopt for routine operational use. The current interface requires multiple fields and project-oriented inputs, which adds unnecessary complexity for simple tasks. As a result, teams often resort to workarounds such as creating tickets and manually attaching tasks under generic projects, which does not clearly reflect operational workflows. Use Case For many ISP and MSP environments, the majority of work is operational rather than project-based. Teams need a quick and intuitive way to: Create internal tasks Assign responsibilities Track progress Link tasks to tickets or customers This should be achievable with minimal input and without requiring project structures. Proposed Improvement Introduce an optional “Operational Mode” within the Scheduling module that simplifies task management without affecting existing functionality. Key capabilities could include: Configurable field visibility to hide non-essential fields such as project linkage, dependencies, and advanced scheduling parameters Minimal task creation flow with only essential fields such as title, description, assigned user, due date, and status Task templates for common operational activities such as customer follow-up, installation visits, billing actions, or support callbacks Ability to create tasks directly from tickets or customer profiles with pre-filled context Clear distinction between operational tasks and project-based tasks Optional simplified interface view for faster adoption by non-technical teams Expected Benefits Faster and more consistent task creation across teams Reduced training effort for staff Improved adoption of the Scheduling module in operational environments Better alignment with real-world ISP and MSP workflows Note This suggestion does not aim to replace or reduce the existing Scheduling functionality. Instead, it introduces a simplified layer for teams that require a lightweight task management approach alongside the existing advanced capabilities.

Samad Mohiuddin 30 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

Show revenue of service at network site

It would be valuable information to have if the revenue of a service attached to a network site can be shown. A total of the revenue of these services would assist as well. It is important that only the service associated with the site be shown and not the customer’s collective revenue. In many cases we have as example clients that have a fibre service, so this service revenue must show on the fibre pop. We also provide the same client a backup wireless connection (in case of fibre failure). So this service again should only show on the site where the wireless connection associates. Being able to see revenue per site is a great tool to assess site viability, measuring upgrade costs etc.

Nico van der westhuizen about 1 month ago

💡 Feature Request