YOUR BUSINESS WILL KEEP RUNNING EVEN IF YOUR MAIN LINE DOESN'T
Failover is more than just a SIM card. Amplr determines in advance which systems need to remain operational and automatically switches them over when the fixed connection fails.
CONTINUITY THAT HAS BEEN THOUGHT THROUGH IN ADVANCE
If the primary connection fails, the backup connection takes over according to the configured rules.
Cash registers, payment terminals, and other essential applications are given priority. Not every device needs to maintain the same capacity.
We usually use 4G or 5G. In situations where the risk is higher, a second fixed connection or other form of redundancy may be a better option.
We track the connections and display their status on amplr.cloud.
HOW WE KEEP YOUR CRITICAL SYSTEMS ONLINE
They rely on a network that never goes down
Panos has more than 80 stores, all of which must offer the same level of quality, including across the network. A single network supports point-of-sale systems, ordering kiosks, and CRM-integrated guest Wi-Fi in all stores.
Hawaiian Poke Bowl grew from 10 to over 50 locations in Belgium and the Netherlands, each with its own approach to the network that was starting to cause friction. Amplr standardized everything, and on-site technical visits dropped by 90%.
Wooners operates 8 home furnishings stores in East and West Flanders, each with a cash register that cannot go down. A single network keeps the mission-critical systems of all eight stores online.
Combine for continuity
The Internet is the foundation. With failover, a managed network, amplr.cloud, and support, it becomes a solution that continues to function even in the event of an outage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Failover is a backup connection that automatically takes over when your primary connection fails. Your network detects the failure and switches to the pre-selected systems without requiring any manual intervention.
We usually use 4G or 5G. For locations with higher continuity requirements, a second fixed connection may be more suitable. We make our choice based on coverage, capacity, risk, and the systems that need to remain online.
Not necessarily. We determine in advance which systems are essential, such as cash registers, payment terminals, or ordering platforms. These are given priority so that the available backup capacity is used where it is most needed.
The switch occurs automatically as soon as the network detects that the primary connection is no longer working. Depending on the application, there may be a brief interruption, but your team won't need to restart the connection themselves.
That's often the case. We first check whether your router and network support automatic failover, segmentation, and prioritization. If necessary, we adjust the network infrastructure so that failover can function reliably.