Know what is in a building, before you deliver
Whether a connection works well depends not only on your network, but also on the building. The IT-Label records per building what is digitally present and at which level it has been delivered.
The weakest link is often in the building
"Provider available" says little about what a building can actually receive. Does fibre run into the building, via which route, and is there a second entry? Is there a suitable technical room, with power and cooling? How does the cabling run to the floors?
Many faults do not arise in your network, but on site: an unsecured patch cabinet, no backup power, overheated equipment. The IT-Label makes that customer environment visible. Read more in why providers can set the IT-Label as a standard.
What the IT-Label gives you
Know in advance what is there
Connection, entry, technical room and cabling, recorded per building using one methodology.
More information →A suitable customer environment
The label shows whether a location is ready for business-critical services such as internet and telephony.
More information →Less discussion when faults occur
The IT Demarcation List records what belongs to the building, the tenant and the provider.
More information →One language with the real estate market
Owners, tenants and brokers understand the delivery level without technical knowledge.
More information →Independent, of providers too
The IT-Label does not assess providers and does not rank them. It describes the building: what is present and how it performs. This keeps the standard independent for all parties.
Frequently asked questions
Working together as a provider?
We are happy to discuss how the IT-Label supports your services and your customers.
Related information
Who is the IT-Label for?
The IT-Label for owners, investors, developers, government, tenants, brokers, valuers, managers, providers and inspection bodies.
The methodology
An independent audit assesses both the physical infrastructure and actual performance, using one fixed method for every partner.
The IT-Label classifications
The IT-Label has six classifications. Each level describes a different digital delivery level and what that means for the user.
Landlord and tenant responsibilities
The IT-Label shows the digital delivery level of a building. Who does what is recorded in the IT Demarcation List.