Seamless Inter-Office
Connectivity with DTS
Chapter IP WAN
Chapter is DTS’ fully managed, easily scalable an affordable IP Wide Area Network (WAN) solution that is used by many businesses of all shapes and sizes to provide, secure and high speed inter-office connectivity throughout New Zealand and Australia.
Engineered for Enterprise Scale
Built on robust infrastructure to ensure your inter-office traffic is prioritized, secure, and always available.
Multi-Carrier Flexibility
A variety of primary circuit access options on offer via all major Trans-Tasman local fibre companies we directly interconnect with.
Enterprise Redundancy
Network and carrier diverse redundancy available.
Optimized Performance
Prioritised inter-site throughput for critical business applications, ensuring best available connectivity speeds and application security at all times.
Managed Hardware
DTS supplied, and centrally managed, routers/firewalls with expedited free replacement if they should fail due to a technical fault or wear and tear.
Proactive Monitoring
Email/SMS alerts if an outage occurs, with a tailored escalation policy.
Agile Development
Agile network development.
24/7 Network Support
24/7 network support.
Dedicated Account Manager
Dedicated Account Manager.
Direct Cloud Access
ExpressRoute (Azure) or Direct Connect (AWS) connections able on request.
Circuit Agnostic Connectivity
Chapter is completely circuit agnostic, meaning you can select the best available access options for each office from any one of the carriers DTS connects with throughout New Zealand and Australia.
We strip away the complexity of dealing with multiple last-mile providers. You get a single pane of glass, a unified SLA, and seamless routing across disparate physical networks, all managed by our expert engineers.
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Unified routing policy across all carriers -
Single SLA regardless of underlying physical circuit
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Carrier-diverse redundancy setups
Ready to Scale Your Enterprise Network?
All pricing is strictly upon application and varies depending on the location of each site, the access technologies available and the speeds/managed hardware required.