BRANCH INTERCONNECT

SD-WAN & Multi-Location Connectivity

Connect headquarters, plants, warehouses and branch offices onto one secure network -- with automated dual-ISP failover, consolidated billing, and a single SLA across every site.

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Multi-Site Infrastructure

Point-to-Point (P2P) LinksDirect private optical circuits connecting HQ to remote branches.
Automated Dual-ISP FailoverIntelligent routing diverts traffic automatically if one line drops.
Single SLA & Consolidated BillingOne contract, one monthly invoice, across every site.

WHY SD-WAN OVER SEPARATE LINES

Stop Managing Every Branch as a Separate Internet Account

Companies with more than one location often end up with a different ISP, contract, and support number at every site -- and no visibility into which branch is actually having a connectivity problem right now. SD-WAN replaces that with one network policy, one NOC relationship, and one SLA that applies everywhere.

Each site can run on Navneet's Internet Leased Line or Corporate Broadband as its underlying circuit -- SD-WAN is the layer that ties them together, adds automatic failover, and centralizes control for your IT team.

WHO NEEDS THIS

Built for Companies Operating More Than One Site

Manufacturing Groups

HQ, plant, and warehouse on one governed network with unified SLA reporting.

Logistics Companies

Multiple depots linked with automatic failover so a single-site outage doesn't stall dispatch.

Multi-Branch Retail

Centralized POS and CCTV connectivity policy across every outlet.

Regional Corporate Groups

A single IT contact and invoice instead of a different ISP relationship per office.

COMMON QUESTIONS

SD-WAN FAQs

Do all our branches need to switch ISP to Navneet?

Not necessarily -- we design SD-WAN deployments around your existing circuits where practical, and can migrate individual sites to Navneet connectivity over time as contracts renew, rather than requiring a single cutover date.

What happens if one branch's line goes down?

With dual-ISP failover configured, traffic automatically reroutes to the secondary line at that site with no manual intervention, and our NOC is alerted to dispatch a fix on the primary circuit.

Can our IT team still see per-branch performance?

Yes -- centralized SLA reporting gives visibility into every site's circuit health from one place, instead of chasing separate status pages or support lines per location.