Turn network requirements into a winning proposal — in minutes.
Design the network, find the best route, price it and present it. NexiWay brings
network design, routing intelligence and commercial proposals into one workspace
for the teams that sell connectivity.
Requirements arrive in an email. Then engineering, routing, latency, diversity and pricing all happen in different tools. NexiWay brings it together.
Static diagrams
Hand-drawn topologies that go stale the moment the network changes and carry no real data.
Slow analysis
Routing, diversity and latency worked out by hand or in disconnected tools — hours per scenario.
Days to a quote
Turning a customer requirement into a priced, credible proposal takes far too long.
One workspace. Map → Analyse → Propose
A single flow from a blank canvas to a quote you can send.
01
Map
Drop nodes, draw links, group sites into containers and pull real cable and DC data from the Viewers.
02
Analyse
Run Route Finder for working and protection routes, check the RTD matrix and diversity.
03
Propose
Open Deal Architect, rank priced options across networks and export a customer-ready proposal.
Four tools in one
Design, analyse, source and propose — without leaving NexiWay.
01 · Design Canvas
Design networks that understand themselves
Build topology on a live canvas where every node, link, container and cable system carries the real data behind it — capacity, latency, operator, GPS, cable system, price. It is something you query, not a picture you draw.
Inspector for any node, link or container
Geographic, schematic and map views
Multi-page projects, exports and print
02 · Route Finder
Working and protection routes, computed in milliseconds
Find the best path by latency, cost or a balanced blend — plus a diverse protection route that shares no cable system, container or link with the working path, so resilience is proven, not promised.
Working and protection paths
Optimise by RTD, price or balanced
Diversity across cable systems and datacenters
03 · Deal Architect
From topology to a priced, diagram-backed proposal
A "Kayak for networks" — set the A and B ends, service and constraints, and get ranked Private Line solutions across one or many networks, each with RTD, price and a generated diagram you can hand to a customer.
Ranked solutions across networks
Use / avoid interconnects per leg
Import networks and save proposals to file
04 · Viewer
The real world of cables and data centres, on tap
Explore live submarine and terrestrial cable systems and their landing stations, plus global data-centre facilities — and pull their geometry straight into your design.
Submarine & terrestrial cable systems
Cable landing stations (CLS)
Data-centre facilities worldwide
05 · Nexi AI
Ask for a network. Get a network.
Nexi is your virtual network solutions architect. Tell it what you need in one sentence
and it builds the whole thing — nodes geolocated, datacenters assigned, real submarine
cable systems on the links, RTD values set — then flips straight to the live map.
“Connect London to Singapore with a diverse protected route, optimise for latency
and show me the lowest-cost options.”
More quotes. More deals. Same team.
Quote faster and sell more — without adding headcount.
Minutes, not days
Turn a live requirement into a priced network proposal while the opportunity is still open.
More quotes per engineer
Automate the repetitive design, routing and pricing work that used to bottleneck pre-sales.
Experts on the hard deals
Let senior engineers spend their time where they create the most value.
Every user authenticates individually; users and roles are managed per company. Nexi AI is included on all plans under our fair-usage policy. Plan allowances, storage and pricing are confirmed with your quote.
Security
A private, access-controlled workspace
NexiWay is a private, access-controlled workspace, licensed by company — every user
authenticates individually, with enterprise SSO on the roadmap, so your networks,
pricing and proposals stay yours. Your data stays controlled and visible only by you.
Per-company licensing
Your projects stay in your own .ndg files
Runs as an installable, offline-capable app
Enterprise SSO / SAML on the roadmap
Access controlled
Authenticated login required
LicensingPer company
Data residencyYour files
SSOOn roadmap
FAQ
Questions, answered
Everything teams tend to ask before they design their first network in NexiWay.
What exactly is NexiWay, and who is it for?
One workspace where your network topology, routing and commercial private-line proposals live on a single canvas — from the first node to a priced, diagram-backed quote. Every object is a live network element carrying real properties (capacity, latency, operator, GPS, cable system, pricing), so your diagram is something you can query, not just a picture. It is built for the teams that live and breathe connectivity: carriers, wholesale, hyperscalers and enterprise.
How is NexiWay different from a diagramming tool or an intelligence platform?
NexiWay is a unified canvas and GIS network-design tool, not a drawing package. Every shape is a live object with real data behind it, so the moment you place it you can route across it, calculate RTD, test diversity and price it. Diagramming tools draw but do not compute. Intelligence platforms tell you what exists but do not design or propose. NexiWay does all three — map, analyse and propose — in one place.
I am looking for pricing, but it says “Contact sales.” Why?
We launch on October 1st. We are already deep in pre-launch conversations, so please reach out — we would be glad to walk you through NexiWay and talk pricing for your organisation.
Pricing aside, how will this tool actually help me?
Beyond a clear, compelling ROI, NexiWay shortens both your time-to-quote and your time-to-buy. Sellers produce more quotes and clear the pre-sales bottleneck. Buyers and procurement teams compare priced, diverse options across networks in minutes and make faster, better-evidenced decisions. Either way, it frees valuable technical resource to focus on the work that wins and closes deals.
Where does your cable, landing-station and data-centre data come from, and how current is it?
From curated global connectivity intelligence: cable systems, cable landing stations, and data-centre and interconnection facilities drawn from reliable internal and external sources, plus private API feeds from approved partners. It is refreshed continually, so you are always designing against the real-world network.
How accurate are the routing, RTD and diversity calculations? Can I trust the proposal?
Routing runs across the real physical graph — the actual cable systems, landing stations and facilities — not a simplified model. Route Finder computes working and protection routes optimised by RTD, price or a balance of both, with diversity evaluated across the full graph/KMZ to avoid shared components such as systems, containers, nodes or links, so resilience objectives are actually met. RTD is validated against measured data and shown as a symmetric matrix per network. Routing, diversity and latency are shown, not asserted.
Can I model my own network and pricing, or only public routes?
Both — and more. Add your entire network, including routes, pricing, capacity, SLAs and uptime, alongside public data and any partner networks shared with you. Deal Architect then ranks solutions across all of it, so your paths and pricing reflect your real commercial reality.
Who owns the designs, pricing and proposals I create, and can NexiWay see them?
You do. Projects stay in your own files within your NexiWay account, and NexiWay cannot see them. You can also choose to share your network capabilities with partners who may want to use them for their own requirements — win, win. Every user authenticates individually, with access managed per company.
Do I install NexiWay or run it in a browser? Does it work offline?
Either. Download it for best performance and offline working, with your projects synced to your account — or run it entirely from the cloud. Your choice.
How do I get started before the October launch?
Request access on this page and we will be in touch. Ahead of launch we are setting up walkthroughs and early access for a small number of teams, whether you sell connectivity or buy it. If you want to be an early adopter, now is the moment.
Still have questions?
Talk to us before the October 1 launch — walkthroughs and early access are open now.
