FOApp

Improved data sync, easier route selection, and a new stay schedule for better work management.

FOApp supports VNPT technical staff in efficiently handling incidents, splicing, and relocating fiber optic cables directly on mobile devices. The app works offline with preloaded data and does not require login for basic features.

More importantly, FOApp is now designed for broader use — not only for VNPT technicians but also for construction contractors, roadwork units, and residents living near fiber optic routes. Its primary goal is to provide accurate cable location information, helping all parties avoid excavation-related damage and collectively protect the safety of national information infrastructure.

To enhance coordination, FOApp integrates features for viewing patrol schedules and construction supervision updates, enabling all stakeholders to better protect the cable route’s safety corridor and avoid potential conflicts during infrastructure projects.

Key Features:

• Display of fiber optic routes and key points on a map (with layered data access depending on user group).

• Powerful search by cable name, segment, kilometer marker, direction, and various other criteria.

• Real-time GPS location display on the map, with distance measurement to points of interest.

• Personalized data and customizable display interface based on user needs.

• For VNPT technicians: View patrol schedules and construction supervision for assigned cable routes.

• For other stakeholders (including contractors, construction units, and residents):

• Access public cable route information to mitigate risks.

• View general patrol schedules for cables passing through their area.

• Track construction supervision updates near the cable routes.

• Offline operation with preloaded data.

Important Note:

• The "Download Internal Data" function will be unavailable (hidden) if the device is not authenticated on the VNPT NET3 internal network. This is a security measure to ensure that only authorized VNPT personnel can access and use this detailed dataset.

• The app uses location (GPS) access solely to display the user's current position on the map, supporting VNPT technicians in splicing, relocating, and measuring distances, and helping contractors and residents understand their relative location to the cable routes to avoid unnecessary risks.