WiSNET central dashboard showing connected wireless networks and services

Partners

Technology partners

The platforms we design, deploy, and support networks on.

Start with the partner type that fits

Pick one and the Network Advisor opens with that context already filled in, so you get a relevant answer in one step.

Which partner fits your project?

Five quick questions. We’ll point you to the right starting place and hand your answers to the Network Advisor.

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What best describes the property?

Who does what

A typical deployment involves a platform owner, a delivery partner, and hardware vendors. Here is how the roles compare.

RoleCambium SolutionsSLICE Wireless SolutionsHardware vendors
What they areSurvey, design, installation, and managed-support partnerOwner and patent holder of the WiSNET platformAccess point, switch, and controller manufacturers
Owns the platformNo — delivers on itYes — WiSNET software and patentsNo — hardware only
On-site workSite surveys, cabling, mounting, commissioningPlatform enablement and licensingNone — shipped through channel partners
Ongoing supportMonitoring, SLAs, moves/adds/changes, tenant onboardingPlatform roadmap and feature releasesRMA and firmware support
Who you contract withCambium Solutions for the full deploymentLicensed through the deployment, not separatelyPurchased inside the project bill of materials
Best whenYou want one accountable partner end to endYou need tenant slicing or monetized guest WiFiYou have a standardized hardware requirement

Not sure which combination fits your property? Cambium Solutions stays vendor-neutral on hardware and recommends WiSNET only where tenant isolation or monetized guest access is the requirement.

Site-survey readiness checklist

Before you request a consultation, download this one-page checklist. It covers the property details, coverage goals, building environment, current infrastructure, and timeline information our team needs to schedule an accurate on-site survey and return a fixed-scope proposal.

  • • Property, contact & coverage goals
  • • Building environment & floor plans
  • • Current ISP & networking gear
  • • Timeline, budget & approvals
Download checklist (PDF)PDF · 3 pages · ~50 KB

Scope, deliverables, and who to contact

Common questions about what each partner delivers and when to reach out.

What does Cambium Solutions actually deliver?

Cambium Solutions is the end-to-end delivery partner: site survey, network design, cabling, mounting, commissioning, and ongoing managed support. We stay vendor-neutral on hardware and layer the WiSNET platform on top when tenant isolation or monetized guest access is required.

Who owns the WiSNET platform?

SLICE Wireless Solutions owns the WiSNET platform and its patents. Cambium designs, deploys, and operates WiSNET networks under license — you contract with Cambium for the full deployment, not separately with SLICE.

What are the typical deliverables?

A finished deployment includes a validated coverage design, installed and commissioned access points and switches, the configured WiSNET dashboard (if selected), tenant or venue profiles, and documentation. Ongoing support adds monitoring, SLAs, moves/adds/changes, and tenant onboarding.

When should I contact Cambium Solutions directly?

For surveys, quotes, installation timelines, support tickets, and any change to a live network. If you are not sure who to call, start with Cambium and we route anything platform-specific to SLICE on your behalf.

When should I contact SLICE Wireless Solutions?

For WiSNET platform roadmap questions, feature requests, licensing clarifications, or patent-related inquiries. Most day-to-day operations go through Cambium; SLICE is the platform owner behind the scenes.

Do I pick the hardware, or do you?

We recommend hardware based on your coverage, density, and budget requirements, then quote it inside the project bill of materials. You can standardize on a vendor you already trust, and we will design around it.

Is WiSNET required for every deployment?

No. WiSNET is recommended where you need multi-tenant isolation, monetized guest WiFi, or centralized visibility across properties. For simpler single-network installs, a standard managed WiFi deployment is often enough.

How fast can a deployment start?

A site survey can typically be scheduled within a week of the request. Design, procurement, and installation timelines depend on property size and scope, which we confirm after the survey.