The mobile audit for your WiredScore file.

Walk tests and static tests for all four operators, per-floor maps and summary tables, in the format WiredScore expects. Your report is delivered within 5 working days.

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LevelOrangeSFRBouygues TelecomFree

+32.00L10−84−88−91−97

+28.80L9−86−90−93−99

+25.60L8−85−92−96−101

+22.40L7−88−91−94−103

+19.20L6−87−94−98−102

+16.00L5−90−93−97−104

+12.80L4−89−96−101−107

+9.60L3−92−94−99−106

+6.40L2−91−97−102−105

+3.20L1−93−98−100−108

±0.00GF−95−99−103−109

−3.20B1−108−111−113−116

Building verdictoffice floorsGoodAcceptableAcceptablePoor

Good≥ −95 dBmAcceptable≥ −105 dBmPoor< −105 dBmIllustrative data

What WiredScore requires, and we follow to the letter.

The WiredScore mobile specification sets the scope, the hours, the floors, the zones and the way to measure. Our campaigns follow it point by point.

Every operator: Orange, SFR, Bouygues Telecom and Free, with consumer devices covering all their frequency bands, taking roaming agreements into account.
During occupancy hours: Measurements are taken on weekdays, between 9 am and 6 pm, when the building lives as it does every day.
The right floors: Every floor below 8 levels, one in two from 8 to 15, one in three above. The ground and first floors are always measured.
The zones that matter: Offices, meeting rooms, circulation, lobbies, catering, auditoriums, break areas and landings; then car parks, basements, plant rooms and lifts.
Two families of measurement: Dynamic measurements (walk test) for 2G, 3G and 4G coverage, and static measurements for experience: throughput, calls, web browsing.
One verdict per service: Voice and data are judged separately: Good, Acceptable or Poor, against precise thresholds, floor by floor and then across the building.

WiredScore thresholds, readable at a glance.

WiredScore rewards a service that is at least Acceptable. Our reports use exactly these thresholds and colours, floor by floor and operator by operator.

Good
Acceptable
Poor

4G coverageRSRP
Acceptable ≥ −105 dBm, Good ≥ −95 dBm
Received signal power
4G qualitySINR
Acceptable ≥ 6 dB, Good ≥ 12 dB
Signal against interference
DownloadDownload
Acceptable ≥ 10 Mbps, Good ≥ 20 Mbps
50 MB file over 10 s
UploadUpload
Acceptable ≥ 5 Mbps, Good ≥ 10 Mbps
50 MB file over 10 s
Web browsingPages < 10 s
Acceptable ≥ 80 %, Good ≥ 90 %
Among the 30 most visited sites in France
3G coverageRSCP
Acceptable ≥ −97 dBm, Good ≥ −90 dBm
3G voice and data
2G coverageRxLev
Acceptable ≥ −95 dBm, Good ≥ −85 dBm
2G voice

Voice calls: 100% of calls connected and held for 15 seconds, for Good as for Acceptable.

Source: WiredScore mobile specification, annex 3.

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What your report contains.

A document ready for the file, readable by the WiredScore team and by your own.

L3 · 4G coverage · RSRP (dBm)Page 17 / 68

Operator · SFRGood ≥ −95Acceptable ≥ −105Poor

Illustrative data

AThe protocolDevices, operators, technologies and test scripts used, so that every measurement can be checked.In the other pages of the report
BLegend and thresholdsThe thresholds and colours of annex 3 of the specification, reproduced exactly.
CCoverage mapsFor every floor and every operator: signal level, quality, throughput, and on request serving cells and bands.
DStatic pointsTheir location on the plans, and their results: upload and download throughput, calls, web pages.
ESummary tablesA detailed version for the WiredScore team and a simplified Good, Acceptable, Poor version for you.In the other pages of the report
FOur recommendationsWhere coverage drops, for which operators, and how it can be improved.In the other pages of the report

From your first call to the final report.

Before
Call and plans
A call or a video meeting to understand the building and the goal: WiredScore label, occupant complaints, operator choice. From the plans, we set the floors, zones and technologies to measure, then quote.
Day one
Measurement campaign
During working hours, as WiredScore requires. A single pass with the Keysight Nemo backpack measures all four operators at once, on the walk and at fixed points.
+5 working days
Report delivered
Coverage maps per floor and per operator, detailed and simplified summary tables, recommendations. Ready for the WiredScore file.

Why the label is worth measuring for.

Add value to the asset: Certified connectivity makes the building more attractive and reassures future tenants.
Stand out: In a demanding office market, the label is a concrete letting argument.
Keep occupants: Nobody stays in an office where they cannot make a call: coverage drives everyday satisfaction.
Prepare for the future: A measured, documented building is ready for new technologies and future requirements.

The WiredScore mobile specification, explained.

12 pages: measurement scope, floors to cover, thresholds, sample maps and summary tables. Free, sent by email.

Frequently asked questions

Does WiredScore require 5G measurements?

The mobile specification relies on 2G, 3G and 4G to judge voice and data services. We also measure 5G when your project calls for it.

How many floors will you measure?

Every floor below 8 levels, one in two from 8 to 15, one in three above, always including the ground and first floors. We set this together from the plans, before quoting.

Is the report accepted as is by WiredScore?

It contains exactly the maps, thresholds, colours and summary tables the specification asks for, in detailed and simplified versions.

When do we get the report?

Within 5 working days of the measurement day.

Is your building aiming for the label?

Send us your plans or book a call: we set the scope and send you a quote.

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