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TekFidelityIQ vs. Obkio

Wi-Fi health monitoring vs. general network performance monitoring — comparing RF intelligence, customer reporting, WAN testing, and outage behavior.

FeatureTekFidelityIQObkio
Primary focusWi-Fi health: RF, channel utilization, rogue APs, health scoringNetwork performance: latency, jitter, packet loss between agent pairs
Wi-Fi RF data (channel utilization, SNR, band distribution)✓ Full RF Intelligence across 2.4/5/6 GHz✗ Not Wi-Fi specific
Rogue AP / security audit✓ Continuous rogue AP detection and posture scoring✗ Not included
WAN latency / packet loss measurement✓ Edge Connector performs active WAN probes✓ Core strength — frequent packet loss and latency tests
Monitoring during WAN outage✓ Local buffer + full sync on recoveryAgent continues local testing; cloud dashboard loses sync
Customer-facing portal✓ Built-in health scores and plain-English reports✗ Internal monitoring tool primarily
Automated monthly health reports✓ Automated PDF per site✗ Manual report export
Multi-tenant MSP architecture✓ RLS-isolated per customerLimited

The honest summary

Choose Obkio if: your primary monitoring need is WAN/LAN path performance — latency, jitter, and packet loss between network points. Obkio's agent-to-agent probing at high frequency is excellent for diagnosing WAN provider problems and LAN congestion, and their troubleshooting content library is genuinely useful.

Choose TekFidelityIQ if: you're managing Wi-Fi environments and need RF health scoring, channel utilization visibility, rogue AP detection, and a customer-facing health report. TekFidelityIQ's Edge Connector also performs WAN health probes — so for managed Wi-Fi environments, it covers the key NPM metrics alongside deep Wi-Fi-specific intelligence.

Use both if: you have complex WAN environments where detailed path-segment packet loss measurement matters, alongside Wi-Fi-specific health monitoring. The tools are complementary, not competing.

See TekFidelityIQ for yourself.