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One system between the field and the invoice.

VORO FiberOps is a map-based production tracker for underground fiber construction. This is the actual workflow, screen by screen.

VORO map workspace with real project controls, production layers, completed underground runs, structures, footage, and conduit labels
Actual VORO workspace · populated production plan

Map Workspace

The plan, the runs, and what's been completed.

Completed production renders directly on the construction plan: green runs are verified footage between boxes, amber is the run in progress, and every label is real footage with its conduit make-up. What's done and what's left is one look, not one meeting.

VORO box-to-box run editor showing footage, conduit, crew, notes, issue flagging, and remove controls
Click a completed run
VORO structure panel showing reported status, work date, crew, field notes, and review controls
Click a placed structure
VORO daily dashboard showing today's footage, weekly totals, crew production, and recent records
Daily production dashboard

Daily Work · Crews

Daily production, crew by crew.

Every crew's completed work for the day: run, footage, and status. Supervisors verify entries while the day is fresh, and anything that needs review is flagged instead of buried.

Weekly Totals

The week rolls itself up.

Daily records aggregate into weekly totals by crew and by plan. The Friday job stops being data entry and becomes review: check the flagged items, confirm the totals, send the report.

VORO report preview with verified footage, line types, structures, and a redline map
Production report · ready to send
VORO invoice generated from production footage recorded in the app
Invoice quantities from verified records

Invoicing

Invoice quantities that trace back to real runs.

Approved production becomes billed quantities: footage by conduit type, boxes set, and the period they belong to. Every line item is backed by a verified production record. The footage on the invoice will match the numbers on the map.

The Rest of the System

The details that keep the record trustworthy.

Duplicate prevention

A run that's already been recorded can't quietly be entered twice. Conflicts surface at entry, not on the invoice.

Notes, corrections & bore logs

Notes and bore logs attach to the run they describe, so drill data stays with the footage. Corrections keep their history, so the record shows what changed and why.

Production review

Verified and needs-review states make it obvious what's ready to report and what still needs a second look.

Reporting

Daily and weekly reports are generated from the production records themselves, with the same numbers every time.

Organization overview

Company and organization views for owners and primes: projects, contractors, and crews in one consistent picture.

User access

Crews, supervisors, admins, and platform roles each see what their job needs and nothing they shouldn't touch.

Book a demo

See your own plan in VORO.

A demo is a working session on a real construction plan. Record a run, then watch it hit the daily report, the weekly totals, and the invoice.

No commitment. About 30 minutes.