The journey begins with mConstruct: Digital App for Fiber Field Execution. Traditionally, fiber rollout involved multiple manual processes, paperwork and fragmented communication among field teams and office leads. With mConstruct, Reliance Jio digitised the entire workflow. Infra leads could approve or reject tasks on the spot, reducing rework, preventing delays and enabling faster billing cycles.
Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited has consistently pushed the boundaries of telecom innovation, demonstrating how large-scale digital transformation can simplify operations, improve transparency and accelerate delivery. A series of pioneering projects showcase this vision, each addressing a critical bottleneck in field execution, invoicing, delivery and analytics.
The journey begins with mConstruct: Digital App for Fiber Field Execution. Traditionally, fiber rollout involved multiple manual processes, paperwork and fragmented communication among field teams and office leads. With mConstruct, Reliance Jio digitised the entire workflow. Infra leads could approve or reject tasks on the spot, reducing rework, preventing delays and enabling faster billing cycles. The project delivered not just efficiency, but also accountability and real-time visibility into rollout activities.
Building on this foundation came the AI enabled Zero Touch RFS (Ready for Service) and Auto As-built system. While mConstruct digitised reporting, approvals still required human intervention. The new AIdriven process automated readiness checks for fiber routes, validating data from the fi eld against design templates and geospatial maps. By enabling “Zero Touch” approvals, Reliance Jio cut down lead times significantly. This not only improved speed but also ensured accuracy, enabling rapid scaling of services to millions of customers.

Yet, digital transformation was not limited to field execution. One of the most complex challenges lay in managing vendor payments. Reliance Jio introduced the Innovative Reverse Invoicing System for Vendors to resolve recurring disputes and inefficiencies in billing. Under this system, instead of vendors raising invoices, Reliance Jio published detailed itemised records of work completed, rates and quantities. Vendors simply had to validate or raise queries, thereby eliminating mismatches. Transparency became the cornerstone, helping vendors and Jio align seamlessly on financial settlements.
At a larger scale, the company rolled out the Innovative End-to-End FTTx Delivery Solution. Fiber-to-the-x (FTTx) rollouts are inherently complex, involving multiple stages—planning, engineering, procurement, construction, testing and activation. Jio’s integrated solution brought all these processes together under a single framework. By combining field apps like mConstruct, AI-based validation tools and reverse invoicing mechanisms, the system ensured smooth data flow across departments. Every stakeholder, from field engineers to procurement officers, could track progress and resolve issues instantly. This closed-loop ecosystem eliminated silos, accelerated delivery timelines and set new benchmarks for efficiency in large-scale telecom infrastructure deployment.
The final piece of the puzzle was Innovative Data Analytics and Online Issue Tracking. Once systems were digitised, massive volumes of data became available. Jio harnessed this data to create dashboards that offered deep insights into rollout performance, vendor efficiency and recurring challenges. Issues raised in the field could be tracked online with complete transparency until resolution. Analytics helped managers identify bottlenecks, forecast risks and take proactive steps to mitigate delays. Over time, this created a culture of continuous improvement, where decisions were driven not by assumptions but by real-time intelligence.
Together, these projects form a coherent narrative of transformation. The impact is profound: faster fiber rollouts, reduced costs, happier vendors, empowered field teams and most importantly, quicker service availability for millions of customers. By building these digital solutions, Reliance Jio has demonstrated how a telecom giant can operate with the agility of a start-up while executing projects at unprecedented scale.

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