FLAGSHIP PRODUCT
DewellNet
Turn the internet in your building
into revenue that manages itself
An internet and tenant management platform for commercial residential property — apartments, condominiums, dormitories and co-living. Tenant lifecycle, automatic service control, billing and statutory logging in one system.
Revenue illustration
100 units × ฿300 average monthly internet fee
฿360,000/yr
collected in full, with no leakage and no extra staff · illustrative figure, tuned to your building
- Tenant connectivity: always up
- Statutory logging: automatic
- Self-healing: running now
01 — THE PROBLEM
Building internet is a job
that never ends
MANUAL WORK
Every move-in and move-out is done by hand
Forget to disconnect and you give away free internet to an empty unit. Disconnect late and a departed tenant is still online. Everything waits on a person.
REVENUE LEAK
Internet revenue leaks quietly
Shared passwords across units, overdue accounts still connected, no automatic cut-off — money that should arrive simply never does, and nobody sees it.
LEGAL RISK
An invisible regulatory exposure
Supplying internet to tenants creates a legal duty to retain logs. Most building owners do not realise they are exposed to a fine.
TRUCK ROLLS
Every fault waits for a site visit
A router misbehaves, config drifts, tenants complain — nobody is watching the system, and a callout fee is incurred every time.
NO DATA
Decisions made without numbers
Which units consume most, which plans sell, where to invest in capacity — today those questions cannot be answered.
THE COST
Which adds up to…
Revenue you should have collected → gone · Labour and callout costs → rising · Regulatory exposure → accumulating every day without a system.
02 — ARCHITECTURE
Three independent planes —
tenant connectivity is never held hostage
The core design decision is separating the management brain from the plane that actually controls connectivity and the plane that records for legal purposes. The latter two are built to keep running, always.
MANAGEMENT
The management brain
Web console for owners and property managers: tenants, units, plans, invoices, reports.
● Can be updated or paused without affecting service
DATA PLANE
Actual service control
Enables, disables and rate-limits at the network device, with self-healing that checks and repairs drift around the clock.
● Always running — by design
LOG PIPELINE
The statutory recorder
Writes traffic logs into a high-speed on-premise database, 90+ days retained and searchable in seconds.
● No state ever stops recording
The guarantee: even if the management server fails, the licence expires, or the building's upstream link goes down — tenant connectivity and log retention keep working, because they were separated from day one.
Hardware: industry-standard network equipment (MikroTik) — cost-effective, widely stocked, familiar to Thai technicians.
03 — CAPABILITIES
What the system does for you
Move in, connected. Move out, actually cut off.
Staff enter the details once; the system handles everything after that.
- 1 Register the tenant into a unitName · unit · plan · contract start date
- 2 The system configures the device automaticallyCreates the account, sets the speed, then reads the value back to confirm the device really accepted it — no fire-and-forget.
- 3 Contract ends or payment lapses — handled automaticallyService is cut and the live session is terminated immediately, rather than disabling an account and leaving the connection up.
Building security improves too — a departed tenant retains no residual access to the building network.
| Unit | Tenant | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 401 | K. Wongdee | ● Active |
| 402 | P. Chairat | ● Active |
| 403 | — vacant | ○ Auto-disabled |
| 404 | M. Sukjai | ● Overdue · cut in 2 days |
| 405 | A. Sangthong | ● Active |
| 406 | moved out 30 Jun | ● Cut + session killed |
Illustrative screen
04 — OWNERSHIP MODELS
Pay the way that suits you —
and change your mind later
ONE-TIME LICENCE
On-premise · buy outright
- The entire system runs in your building — you own it outright
- Core services run locally, so an upstream outage doesn't drop connected users
- The licence is a cryptographically signed token — no dependency on an external server
- No recurring commitment — a single capital investment
Best for: a single building, owner-operated
SUBSCRIPTION
Cloud · monthly
- Fast to start with low upfront cost — pay for what you use
- Automatic feature updates with our team operating the system
- Manage multiple buildings from one console — suits chains and property portfolios
- Logs and tenant data still stay in the building, in line with PDPA
Best for: multiple buildings, professional managers
A commitment most software does not make: whatever the licence status — expired, pending renewal, or a payment problem — tenant internet and statutory logging are never suspended. Only the management console is restricted, because a resident's basic service must never become commercial leverage.
05 — COMPARISON
Compared with existing options
| Capability | Hotspot box + ad-hoc technician | Dormitory management software | Bulk contract with a large ISP | DewellNet |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Automatic service control from lease and payment status | — | — | — | ✓ |
| Terminates live sessions the moment entitlement ends | partial | — | — | ✓ |
| Vouchers, wallet and subscriptions in one system | basic vouchers | rent invoices | — | ✓ |
| §26 logging with per-unit user identification | basic | — | not per unit | ✓ |
| Mobile tenant portal (plan, top-up, support) | — | general tickets | — | ✓ |
| Self-healing plus 24/7 monitoring | — | — | backbone only | ✓ |
| Internet revenue stays entirely with the owner | ✓ | — | — | ✓ |
| Tenant data stays on site, isolated per building (PDPA) | installer-dependent | vendor cloud | held by the ISP | ✓ |
A category-level comparison of solution types commonly found in the Thai market, offered as decision support — individual vendors' capabilities vary.
NEXT STEP
Pilot buildings —
limited places
Pilot benefits: pre-launch pricing · direct influence on the roadmap · close support throughout the project.
STEP 1
Free site survey
We assess the existing network and unit count, then design a package that fits your building.
STEP 2
Install without disrupting tenants
The new system runs alongside the old one and we cut over when ready — the seam is barely noticeable.
STEP 3
Go live and collect
Revenue starts flowing automatically and statutory logging begins on day one.