Case study · Retail, logistics and healthcare
Instaroute SD-Branch in retail
Keep stores and POS online with two links, and open new stores in days with zero-touch set-up.
The challenge
When a store's link goes down, billing stops. Retail chains open stores fast and in many places, and waiting weeks for a fixed line is not an option.
POS, CCTV, digital signage and guest Wi-Fi all share the store network, and payment systems must stay separate from everything else.
How Nexapp solved it
POS that keeps running
Instaroute routers carry 4G or 5G with dual SIMs, and SLA probes move payment traffic to cellular with sub-second failover.
Stores open in days
Zero-touch provisioning: devices are pre-registered by serial number and configure themselves when plugged in.
POS, CCTV and guests apart
Zone firewall and VRF segmentation keep each type of traffic in its own zone, with guest Wi-Fi on an isolated network.
Pay per store
Nexapp NaaS covers hardware, connectivity, security and 24×7 operations on a per-site subscription.
What changed
- Billing continues through fixed-line outages.
- New stores open on schedule.
- One policy is pushed to every store from the central console.
Planning something similar?
A Nexapp engineer can walk you through this deployment and map it to your own sites, links and devices.
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