Spectrum stewardship
Assign today.
Protect tomorrow.
Australia's spectrum is finite, and every assignment made today shapes what is left for the next site. We coordinate to the letter of the ACMA's rules, show the clause behind every verdict, and where the rules leave a choice, take the channel that leaves the most room.
How we preserve it
Every possible addition, weighed before anyone asks
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We start from the full national register, pulled fresh every day: every licensed channel at every site, placed on the land it stands on.
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For every site, the engine works out every channel that could still be added and checks each one against the ACMA's rules, before anyone asks.
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When a new site asks, every option is weighed by what it would take from the sites around it: the channels they would lose, and their room to grow.
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The rules come first and set the order of preference. Where they leave a choice, the engine takes the channel that costs the spectrum least and leaves the client the most room to grow.
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It counts, anonymously, in every calculation for the sites around it, and our accredited person reviews it and lodges it with the ACMA.
An illustration: made-up sites, no real frequencies or places.
Assign it once. Assign it right.
Request an assignment and our accredited person coordinates it against every rule and every neighbour, or open the register and see the environment around your site for yourself.