Cevo

EWA developed “Cumulative Overlap Percentage” to determine the general suitability of one shared frequency over another. Using your requested system parameters, Cevo will first identify channels that are available for certification in compliance with the FCC’s operational and technical rules, and will then rank the available channels by determining the gross cumulative percentage overlap of all co-channel interfering contours that penetrate the proposed system’s predicted service area.

Yes! Cevo is compliant with Payment Card Industry standards for credit card security. Whether you store your credit card information in Cevo, or provide it to EWA for each application, EWA systems do not store your sensitive information. Instead, Cevo communicates directly with a third-party payment processing network provider, who connects to your credit card company for the encryption and tokenization of your card information.

We love questions, and even better, we love answering them! Select one of the following that best suits your needs:

This is EWA’s way of showing you that your application has been received by EWA and entered into Cevo by a member of staff from one of our two offices. Further, you will be receiving an “Application Received” email confirmation with the applicant’s name in the subject line, signaling you that we have begun the process of working on your application.

Please visit our contact page for individual contact details, or 1-800-482-8282, Cevo@EnterpriseWireless.org. Please have your Application ID or Order ID handy.

Yes. Cevo makes it easy for you to decide how much data to provide. You can stop at any time and click “Hand Over to EWA” (application preparation fee applies) or enter as much data as you have.

The signor should be a responsible person who is employed by the applicant.  

Yes, the Step for “Attachments and Waivers” provides a means for adding comments or attaching files so that you can provide instructions or details concerning the application.

The small letter “i” appears in the Cevo Wizard only, and it provides an information tip about the field requirement. For example, in the Schedule H, Step 2 “Location Description” field, the information tip informs you which codes are appropriate, such as “FX-Fixed” if you are doing a repeater, or “MO-Mobile” for just simplex mobile only frequencies.

A yellow triangle identifies any missed step, or portions of a page that need to be completed. When all of the required fields (denoted by a red border around the field) are completed, the yellow triangles disappear.