The wayleave platform built for UK telecoms
Purpose-built for the way telecoms wayleave agreements actually work, from Code operator rights to RAMS compliance, from Openreach to altnets.
The UK's full-fibre rollout depends on wayleaves
- 1The Electronic Communications Code (2017 revision) grants Code operators statutory rights to install and maintain equipment in buildings.
- 2The Telecommunications Infrastructure Bill aims to streamline MDU access when landlords are unresponsive, tightening timelines for the industry.
- 3The government’s gigabit target depends on efficient wayleave processing to connect multi-tenanted buildings across the UK.
- 4Code operators have statutory rights under the Code; non-Code operators rely on purely contractual arrangements. Wayline handles both.
- 5Full fibre is now mandated in all new-build residential and commercial buildings, driving a surge in wayleave demand.
There are millions of multi-tenanted buildings in the UK. Each one needs at least one wayleave agreement for broadband connectivity. Most have none managed digitally.
How Wayline handles telecoms wayleaves
Code and non-Code operator handling
Wayline’s agreement templates account for both Code operator statutory rights and non-Code contractual arrangements.
14-category RAMS AI review
Our AI reviews telecoms RAMS documents against 14 risk categories specific to building installations: working at height, asbestos, fire safety, electrical safety, and more.
Standard wayleave agreement templates
Based on industry-standard terms, customised per building’s preferences. Covers equipment installation, maintenance access, reinstatement obligations, and termination provisions.
Insurance verification
Public liability and employers’ liability certificates checked automatically. Coverage amounts verified against building minimums.
Who it's for
Altnets
G.Network, Community Fibre, Hyperoptic, etc.
Scaling FTTP rollouts across urban MDUs. Need efficient wayleave processing to hit rollout targets.
Major operators
Openreach, Virgin Media O2
Managing wayleave portfolios across thousands of buildings. Need standardisation and compliance.
Wireless operators
MNOs, neutral hosts
Installing small cells, DAS, and 5G infrastructure in buildings. Similar access requirements, different installation types.