GRIDSZ

About GRIDSZ

Network Resource Management. Simplified. Gridsz gives telco network owners the power of seamless network management and business growth with purpose-built software.

Our Powerful Gridsz Platform Gridsz is the industry standard for operating and managing every aspect of your physical telco network. It is a fully integrated, modular and multi-level SaaS platform specifically designed to simplify and automate even the most complex commercial and administrative fiber optic network management tasks.

How Gridsz makes a difference Our powerful Gridsz Platform was created for just one single purpose: to simplify the complexities of telco network management. It’s the job of every module on our platform, and every bit of automated capability, to make our customers’ lives easier.

Our software supports every network resource management activity, from connection availability checks to comprehensive SLA compliance and everything in between. Based on the eTOM Business Process Framework, Gridsz streamlines complex tasks and automates high-frequency (and error-prone!) actions, so you have a continuous, real-time view to everything that is happening on your network.

Configuration, Integration & Customization.

Out of the box Gridsz configuration and use of standard provided GUIs instantly empower Telcos.

As the platform is microservice/open-API based, modules are easily incorporated into any system land-scape. Applied market expertise opens up standardized communication features towards tenants, suppliers and network (Co-)owners.

Gridsz provides in addition supportive consult and development of supplementary components wherever needed to assure flawless on-boarding in your organization.

Address

• Headquarters

  Tolnasingel 142411PV BodegravenZuid-Holland, Netherlands

Team by function

Based on 19 public job profiles as of 3 September 2026.

• Founder / Owner4
• Executive / C-Suite3
• Product Management3
• Design / UX2
• Finance / Accounting2
• Operations2
• Other / Unclassifiable2
• Engineering / Software Development1