What does your business's connectivity health look like?
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Telateral Connectivity Score
68/ 100
Decent connectivity today, with a clear, fixable redundancy gap.
Example Report
How we get to that number
Five factors, each scored independently. A high overall score with one weak category still means something worth fixing.
Availability
Example
85
How many viable connectivity options and providers appear to serve this address.
Reliability
Example
70
How appropriate the available technologies are for real business use, not just speed on paper.
Redundancy
Example
40
Whether there's meaningful carrier, technology, or physical-path diversity available.
Cost Efficiency
Example
65
How current spend compares with known market pricing and available alternatives.
Business Resilience
Example
70
How well this setup would hold up during an outage or a provider failure.
Available Connectivity
Known or potentially available providers and technologies at this example address.
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Not just a list of what's available — what we'd actually build.
Primary Connection
1 Gbps business fiber
Backup Connection
500 Mbps cable from a different provider
Emergency Connectivity
5G / LTE failover
Your business appears to have multiple connectivity options at this location. We'd prioritize
fiber for the primary connection and use a different provider and access
technology for backup to reduce the risk of a single provider outage taking the business
offline entirely.