The console, as it actually looks.

13 captures from the running product, in the order the work happens — from putting a router under management to billing the subscriber on it. Not mocks, and not a redesign for the brochure.

Addresses, device identifiers and names in these captures have been replaced with documentation values. Everything else is the product.

Helix NMS+ add-device dialog offering Direct IP or an encrypted OVPN tunnel for MikroTik routers behind NAT
Two ways to reach a router, and no agent on eitherA router with a public address is reached directly. One behind carrier NAT brings up an encrypted tunnel to Helix itself, so no inbound port is ever required. Neither installs agent software on the device.

Screenshot 1 of 13 — Two ways to reach a router, and no agent on either

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Every capability behind these screens.

The screenshots show the shape of the thing. The features page lists what it does, generated from the product’s own catalogue and filtered to what is built and reachable by a user.