# CHNLSYNC

> CHNLSYNC is an AI-native technology brokerage for businesses with 20–500 employees. Buyers describe what is not working — phone systems at end of life, copper line retirement notices, contract renewals, overpriced circuits — and CHNLSYNC researches the supplier market and connects them to the right technology path. A human broker reviews every introduction before any provider is contacted, and pricing is never invented. CHNLSYNC charges no buyer advisory fee for its supplier-paid brokerage service. Supplier services, equipment, installation and separately scoped work can carry charges. Tagline: Advise. Source. Manage.

CHNLSYNC works with nearly 300 providers in connectivity, UCaaS, CCaaS, CPaaS, security, SASE, cloud, colocation, and CX / voice AI.

## Key pages

- [Homepage](https://chnlsync.com/): what CHNLSYNC does and how the brokerage works
- [Copper Retirement Tracker](https://chnlsync.com/copper-retirement/): state-by-state tracker of AT&T, Lumen, Frontier, Windstream, and Consolidated copper retirement programs, with urgency tiers, downloadable data, and approved FCC Section 214/63.71 filings linked to their primary-source records
- [Copper Retirement Map](https://maps.chnlsync.com/): interactive wire-center map of carrier copper retirement zones, with county-level fiber and copper availability for business locations from the FCC Broadband Data Collection
- [Copper Retirement Watch embed](https://chnlsync.com/embed/copper-retirement/): free embeddable widget + JSON feed of the tracker data for other websites, with attribution
- [Guides](https://chnlsync.com/guides/): buyer guides on technology brokerage, POTS replacement, and phone system end-of-life decisions
- [What is a technology broker?](https://chnlsync.com/guides/what-is-a-technology-broker/): how brokers work, how they are paid, broker vs MSP vs VAR
- [AT&T copper retirement letter](https://chnlsync.com/guides/att-copper-retirement-letter/): what AT&T’s December 2025 §63.71 letter covers (90,000 customers, 1,060 wire centers, 18 states) and what to do this week
- [AT&T copper fire panel](https://chnlsync.com/guides/att-copper-fire-panel/): fire panels and elevator phones on the same copper pair — sourced examples, not picks; NFPA 72 and ASME A17.1 are not decided here
- [The FCC stopped announcing copper retirements in May. The filings didn’t stop.](https://chnlsync.com/posts/copper-filings-didnt-stop/): FCC 26-19 ended the federal notice process for copper retirement on May 20, 2026; in one late-August week three carriers filed applications to discontinue service, records linked
- [Solutions](https://chnlsync.com/solutions): the ten categories CHNLSYNC sources and manages
- [Send us the file](https://chnlsync.com/start): the CHNLSYNC intake — send a copper retirement letter, the addresses, and the line inventory (name and email are all that is required)

## Public data

- Public copper retirement route (no key, CC BY 4.0, cite source_url): https://api.chnlsync.dev/api/v1/copper-retirement?carrier=AT%26T&state=TX

## Contact

- Book a 30-minute call: https://cal.com/william-kennedy/discovery
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/chnlsync