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Introducing the Alkira Mobile App: Network Visibility Wherever, Whenever

Introducing the Alkira Mobile App: Network Visibility Wherever, Whenever

Enterprise networks are expected to run 24/7, and the teams responsible for them need visibility wherever work happens.

Cloud environments, partner connections, security services, and provisioning workflows are constantly changing. When something needs attention, network and operations teams need a fast way to understand what happened, assess impact, and take the right next step.

That is why we are launching the Alkira Mobile App, a native iOS and Android companion to the Alkira Platform.

The app is built for network engineers, NOC operators, IT administrators, and infrastructure teams responsible for keeping Alkira-powered environments healthy. It gives them mobile access to the operational information they need most when they are away from the web portal.

Built for real-world network operations

Modern network operations are not confined to a single screen, location, or shift. An alert can come in during a meeting. A provisioning job can need a quick status check while someone is away from their laptop. A support ticket may need to be reviewed or updated before the next escalation.

The Alkira Mobile App is designed for those moments.

It is a lightweight, intentionally focused companion to the Alkira web portal. It is not built to replace the full web experience. Instead, it gives operators fast, mobile access to the workflows that matter most when speed and visibility are critical.

With the app, teams can:

  • Monitor overall network health
  • Inspect enabled CXPs and network entities
  • Receive push notifications for alerts
  • Review and filter alerts by priority and tags
  • Track provisioning jobs and task-level progress
  • Search connectors and services across the tenant
  • View and manage support tickets
  • Access in-app help and support conversations
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Why it matters

For enterprise network teams, visibility gaps create operational drag.

When critical alerts are tied to a desktop-only workflow, response can be delayed. When provisioning status requires a laptop login, simple checks become slower than they should be. When support workflows are disconnected from mobile operations, teams lose time during the moments that matter most.

The Alkira Mobile App helps close that gap.

By extending key visibility, alerting, ticketing, and search capabilities to mobile devices, Alkira gives operations teams a faster way to stay informed and respond with context. Teams can quickly understand whether the network is healthy, what changed, what needs attention, and whether escalation is required.

Designed as a secure companion to the Alkira platform

The app connects each customer to their own Alkira tenant and supports the same core authentication methods available through the web portal, including username/password and single sign-on.

The experience is intentionally controlled and operationally safe. Most workflows are read-only, with support ticket management as the primary action-oriented capability. This keeps the app focused on visibility, triage, and response without introducing unnecessary change risk from a mobile device.

Users can also manage notification preferences directly from the app, including alert priority levels, so teams can tune mobile notifications around the events that matter most.

Extending the Alkira operating model

Alkira has always focused on simplifying how enterprises build, operate, and govern modern network infrastructure across clouds, sites, partners, and security services.

The mobile app extends that operating model to the teams responsible for day-to-day execution.

It gives network and operations teams a more immediate way to stay connected to their Alkira environment, even when they are away from the primary workstation. For infrastructure leaders, that means faster awareness, better operational coverage, and improved response readiness across distributed teams.

The result is simple: better visibility, faster triage, and more responsive network operations from anywhere.

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FAQs

Does the Alkira Mobile App replace the web portal? +
No. The Alkira Mobile App is a lightweight companion to the Alkira web portal. It is designed for visibility, triage, alerts, ticketing, and mobile access to high-priority operational information. Full configuration and management workflows remain in the web portal.
What can users do in the Alkira Mobile App? +
Users can monitor network health, view enabled Cloud Exchange Points, inspect network entities, receive push notifications, review alerts, track provisioning jobs, search connectors and services, manage support tickets, and access in-app help.
Is the Alkira Mobile App read-only? +
The app is mostly read-only by design. It focuses on visibility, monitoring, triage, and incident response. Support ticket management is the primary action-oriented workflow available in the mobile app.
What authentication methods does the Alkira Mobile App support? +
The app supports username/password login and single sign-on, aligned with the authentication methods available through the Alkira web portal.
Where is the Alkira Mobile App available? +
The Alkira Mobile App is available for both iOS and Android through the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

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