Platform — Remote Wi-Fi Monitoring

Every site, one console. Wi-Fi health from anywhere.

TekFidelityIQ brings all your managed Wi-Fi sites into a single NOC dashboard — health scores, active alerts, AP status, and WAN health — with agent-based monitoring that keeps working even when a site's internet goes down.

Multi-site NOC dashboard

Every site you manage on one screen — health score, AP count, active alerts, and WAN status at a glance.

Threshold-based alerting

Define what matters at each site and get notified the moment a threshold is crossed — by severity, not by noise.

Site health rollup

Per-site health scores rolled up to a fleet view so you know immediately which sites need attention and which are running clean.

Customer portal included

Every site gets a customer-facing portal with plain-English health scores and alert summaries — no separate deliverable required.

Built for multi-site teams

What to look for in remote Wi-Fi monitoring

The minimum viable remote monitoring setup tracks AP up/down status, average SNR per AP per band, channel utilization (alert above 70%), client counts, WAN latency and packet loss to a known external endpoint, and authentication failure rate. TekFidelityIQ collects all of these on your snapshot cadence and aggregates them into a per-site health score.

Where most remote monitoring tools fall short is during WAN outages. If the internet goes down at a site, controller-poll platforms lose visibility immediately — you get a gap in the data exactly when you most need a clear picture. TekFidelityIQ's Edge Connector stores all telemetry locally during the outage and syncs the complete buffer when connectivity returns, so you can see exactly what happened: when the WAN went down, what the network looked like while it was down, and when it came back.

For MSPs, the customer portal adds a second layer of value: every site's customer sees their own health score, active alerts in plain English, and their monthly report — reducing support calls and creating a tangible monthly deliverable without extra work from your team.

FAQ

Common questions

Does remote monitoring require on-site hardware?
Controller-poll monitoring only needs API credentials — no on-site hardware. The Edge Connector (a software agent on a small device) adds outage resilience and deeper per-hop checks.
How many sites can I monitor?
Up to 2 sites on Command Core ($299/mo), up to 10 on Operational Intelligence ($799/mo), unlimited on Enterprise.
What happens during a WAN outage at a remote site?
The Edge Connector collects data locally. When the WAN returns, the full buffer syncs — you get a complete timeline of the outage with no data gaps.
Do my customers get visibility too?
Yes. Every site has a customer portal with plain-English health scores, alerts, and monthly reports — accessible anytime without logging into the NOC dashboard.

Monitor all your Wi-Fi sites from one console.