Device inventory
Keep routers, connection details, organization ownership, and operational status in a controlled device workspace.
RouterOS operations
Run MikroTik ISP operations from one workspace
Bring subscriber and commercial context closer to RouterOS operations. ISPinnacle helps teams understand which devices, packages, and customers are involved before they make changes.
What it brings together
One operational view, fewer handoffs
Manage MikroTik devices, stations, packages, customers, PPPoE services, hotspot access, and operational visibility with ISPinnacle.
PPPoE context
Work with PPP secrets, profiles, address pools, packages, and customer connections without losing billing context.
Hotspot operations
Coordinate hotspot packages, vouchers, portal experiences, sessions, and payment-linked access.
Typed control plane
ISPinnacle uses a dedicated RouterOS control service so application workflows can validate requests and keep device credentials out of browser code.
Typical workflow
From setup to daily operation
Register the device
Add the router to the correct organization and station with protected connection settings.
Align packages and access
Connect service packages to PPPoE or hotspot operations and the customers who use them.
Monitor and act
Use status history and operational records to investigate issues before changing live access.
Common questions
Answers before your first call
Does ISPinnacle work with MikroTik RouterOS?
Yes. MikroTik device operations are handled through ISPinnacle's RouterOS control plane and connected to customer, package, and station records.
Can teams manage both PPPoE and hotspot services?
Yes. ISPinnacle includes workflows for PPPoE customers as well as hotspot packages, vouchers, and portal access.
Are router credentials displayed to users?
Device credentials are treated as secrets and are handled by server-side services rather than exposed in browser code.