The FCC’s Broadband Data Collection (BDC) program is top-of-mind for most states these days. Join 1Spatial as we highlight how our rules engine and easy-to-use, cloud-based tools can be utilized to automate data processing for the creation of fixed broadband availability datasets, perform unserved/underserved analysis, and create and compare Broadband Serviceable Locations (BSLs). These tools can be used to create the datasets needed for the updated BDC program, as well as for submitting bulk challenges to the FCC’s Broadband Serviceable Location Fabric. Comparing and analyzing address points, building footprints, fixed broadband availability, BSL Fabric, and other related datasets using an automated approach allows for a quick turnaround of locating missing BSLs, finding incorrect primary addresses, determining incorrect unit counts and building type codes, finding BSLs that are not within a correct building footprint, finding locations that are not a BSL, and adding supplemental addresses. Use automation to your advantage and save valuable time and resources.