Conntac Year in Review 2025

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Conntac Year in Review 2025

14.12.2025

A year that reorganized service

2025 was a turning point. Not because technology has changed radically, but because the focus on service has shifted. Network expansion remains important – but there has been greater focus on the question of how people experience the Internet and how securely technicians work.

For Conntac, it was a year full of growth, new partnerships and a clear step forward: towards a platform that combines self-service, support and field service.

MyProvider: On millions of smartphones in Germany

MyProvider grew faster than ever before in 2025. MyProvider in figures:

  • More than 3.5 million installations (Android & iOS)
  • Over 25 million app uses
  • Tens of thousands of satisfied end customers with 5-star ratings in Google Play and Apple App Store

MyProvider is now accompanying customers in everyday life that is becoming more technically diverse: mesh systems, fiber CPEs, IoT devices, smart home setups and 5G cubes. At the same time, one thing is becoming increasingly clear: The decisive factor is no longer how much technology is in the household, but how comprehensible the service around it is designed.

A development that can easily be traced back to one idea: 2025 was less about expansion – but about the experience.

Entry: Security and structure in technical field service

In 2025, too, it became apparent in the field how great the need for clear, digital processes is. We hit a notch here in 2025 with our new Entry solution. Our figures speak for themselves:

  • More than 1,000 activated technician accounts 
  • More than 20,000 established sites
  • More than 6,000 operations

For a long time, many processes in the technical field service were paper-based or inconsistent. Working alone is still a risk that is not adequately covered everywhere. Entry ensured more security, documentation and transparency here in 2025 – and showed companies how easy digital support can be.

What shaped the market in 2025

Customer service: Effort replaces enthusiasm

The central trend: People want to do things themselves – quickly, clearly and without hurdles. Today, service primarily means orientation, not entertainment.

Field service: safety over speed

Many companies were faced with the task of better balancing risk and productivity. Structured, digital work became a central component.

Integration: The missing transition

There was a break between self-service, support and technician deployment for a long time. In 2025, it became clearer that companies can only become consistently efficient if all information is connected together.

Conntac 2.0: One platform instead of individual tools

Conntac took a big step in 2025: away from two individual solutions – towards an integrated platform.

  • MyProvider connects end customers with support.
  • Entry connects technicians with control centers.
  • The interplay creates a service chain without breaks.

Our partners such as M-net or NetCom BW show how much impact is achieved when both solutions are used together: less effort, more transparency and a service that involves people rather than overwhelms them.

Benjamin, managing director of Conntac GmbH, describes it this way:

“The future of customer service related to Internet connections is self-organized and digital. Users solve problems themselves immediately, and professionals only intervene when it is really necessary. ”

Partnerships & product development

In 2025, we integrated even more CPEs from various manufacturers into MyProvider and further stabilized Entry technically. One thing in particular was important: making everything easier and more reliable – for everyone who provides service.

What moved us personally

  • Kununu Top Company
  • Our offsite – and lots of conversations that brought us closer together as a team
  • 17+ events, including Fiberdays, ANGA with a new stand
  • A strong team
    • Anna new to marketing
    • Dario new to sales
    • Stefanie new to Customer Success
    • Nathalie back in marketing

UX & accessibility: Why 2025 was an important step

We have rethought user navigation – more clearly, more comprehensible, more inclusive. For us, BFSG compliance is not a mandatory program, but a logical part of our vision: making technology accessible to everyone.

Looking ahead to 2026

2026 is characterized by three guiding principles:

1. Consistency instead of departments
Self-service and field service are growing closer together. Information flows faster, responsibilities become clearer, processes follow a common logic.

2. The focus is on people
More overview, more clarity, less complexity – for end customers, support teams, and technicians.

3. Platform instead of silos
Michael, managing director of Conntac GmbH, sums it up precisely: “The future of customer service does not lie in the next channel, but in connecting processes. ”

We say thank you

We would like to thank:

  • all our customers, NOC managers, project teams and contacts
  • our partners
  • the many people who give us feedback
  • everyone who uses Conntac in their everyday lives
  • our great Conntac team
  • and especially our users – every single 5-star review motivates us

2025 was a strong year. 2026 is going to be an even better one.

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Benjamin Wöhrl

Managing Director | CMO

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