I want someone considering a project with GHT to have a useful place to begin. You may know that your business needs more network connections, better wireless coverage, or cameras without having a complete technical scope written out.
The project planner on our website gives you a way to start organizing those requirements. The video shows the live interface with an illustrative location and scope. You can see the equipment categories and the quantity inputs instead of having to imagine what the planning process looks like.
In this example, I enter a location and change the number of data drops to twelve. The screen also has inputs for wireless access points, security cameras, and other parts of a business system. That gives the discussion a more concrete starting point: these are the pieces we need to understand, and these are the quantities we are beginning with.
The example is a demonstration, not a submitted quote or a verified site survey. The location and quantities need to reflect the actual job before anyone treats them as a project scope. There are also decisions that depend on the building and the operation, which is where the engineering conversation matters.
What I want the tool to do is bring both sides closer to that conversation. The customer can begin explaining the system they need, and we can work through the remaining questions with something useful in front of us. It should be easier to connect the equipment, the installation, and the work the business is trying to support.
You can try the planner at ght.network/estimate. Start with what you know about your project. The purpose is to help establish the requirements and give us a better place to begin working through the rest with you.
Recorded September 6, 2026 (Pacific). Current live GHT planner with illustrative inputs. No quote was submitted.
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