7SIGNAL + Cisco · Partner integration
See your Cisco network through your users’ eyes.
Cisco builds the most trusted wireless infrastructure in the world. 7SIGNAL measures how it performs from the only seat that matters: the client device. Meraki and Catalyst manage the infrastructure. ThousandEyes shows the path. 7SIGNAL adds the Wi‑Fi experience layer — alongside your Cisco investment, not in place of it.
Detailed Reporting Helps Identify where your network needs the most help
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Green dashboards, open tickets. Neither one is lying.
Cisco views the network from the infrastructure’s perspective. That view is essential — and it’s one vantage point. The infrastructure can’t see what the client lived through: the SSIDs it scanned, the AP it picked (or didn’t), the retries, the roam that never happened, the call that fell apart on a healthy AP. 7SIGNAL measures from the device’s side of the connection. Two vantage points, one complete picture.
The roam that didn’t happen
A sticky client clings at –79 dBm while the AP reports a healthy association. Only the client side shows the roam it should have made.
Retries the AP can’t feel
Retry storms burn airtime at the device long before they register as an infrastructure problem — if they ever do.
The AP it didn’t pick
Scanning and selection happen on the client. 7SIGNAL shows which SSIDs the device saw and why it chose the AP it did.
Interference where the user sits
Co‑channel interference measured from every device — not just from the AP’s position on the ceiling.
The call on a “healthy” AP
Wi‑Fi‑specific MOS, jitter, and packet loss per device — so a bad call traces to the air, the AP, or neither.
7SIGNAL + ThousandEyes
ThousandEyes shows the path. We show the last 10 meters of air.
ThousandEyes gives you visibility from the cloud to the edge of the network — internet, SaaS, WAN. 7SIGNAL picks up where the wire ends: the over‑the‑air connection and every step of getting onto it. When a session breaks, you know which layer owns it before the first ticket is reassigned.
Association, RADIUS, DHCP, DNS — each onboarding step timed and graded by 7SIGNAL Sensors, which connect and authenticate like a user, around the clock. 7SIGNAL Agents live with the user and show what real devices experienced once they’re on the air.
The numbers
Bad Wi‑Fi has a price — even on great infrastructure.
The slowest part of MTTR isn’t the fix — it’s understanding the why. Adding the client vantage point to a Cisco environment is how IDC’s numbers happen:
How much is bad Wi-Fi costing you?
Built for an agentic world
Your AI assistant, connected to the air.
The 7SIGNAL MCP server is the connector between your AI tools and deep Wi‑Fi telemetry — the most mature MCP server of any network monitoring vendor. Through it, an assistant can query device‑level Wi‑Fi performance, roaming behavior, channel utilization, and interference, and triage incidents in your ITSM with the evidence already attached.
In production today: a 7SIGNAL customer connects Microsoft Copilot to the 7SIGNAL MCP server alongside their Cisco Meraki and Palo Alto data. Engineers ask Copilot to investigate an incident; it queries every system, pins down when and where it happened, and hands the team a worked analysis to confirm and resolve. Per IDC, that’s how customers cut MTTR 59% — the evidence lands in the ticket before anyone opens it.
Prefer dashboards? The same data sits behind a full API.
Deployment
No rip‑and‑replace.
7SIGNAL is vendor‑agnostic and deploys alongside Meraki, Catalyst, and ThousandEyes. 7SIGNAL Agents live with the user on the laptops, phones, and carts doing the work. 7SIGNAL Sensors test your Wi‑Fi like a user — 24/7 assurance from the world’s most relentless user. Everything feeds the tools you already run.
Nothing staged
Watch it grade a live network.
We demo on our own production network — nothing staged. When you’re ready, the pilot runs on yours, alongside your Cisco stack.