1. Wireless Internet Service Providers (WISPs): These are companies that provide internet access to customers using wireless technology. WISPs would benefit from the software’s features for managing multiple routers, monitoring network performance, and automating tasks to efficiently serve their subscribers.
2. Internet Service Providers (ISPs): These are companies that provide internet access to consumers and businesses. ISPs would find the software useful for centralized management of routers, user access management, and monitoring network health to ensure reliable service to their customers.
3. Managed Service Providers (MSPs): MSPs offer IT services to clients and manage their network infrastructure. The software’s automation and scripting capabilities can help MSPs streamline router configuration and maintenance tasks, while monitoring and reporting features help ensure service quality for their clients.
4. Multi-Dwelling Unit (MDU) Owners: MDUs are residential buildings or complexes with multiple units. Owners or managers of MDUs would benefit from the software’s ability to manage multiple routers in a shared network environment, provision user access, and monitor network performance to provide reliable internet service to residents.
5. IT Shops: These are businesses that provide IT services and support to clients. IT shops can use the software to efficiently manage and monitor Mikrotik routers for their clients, automate routine tasks, and provide proactive network maintenance to ensure optimal performance and security.
By addressing the specific needs and challenges of each target audience in your documentation, you can help them effectively utilize your software to improve their network management capabilities and deliver reliable internet services to their customers.
