Bandwidth that follows your hours, or your demand
Vigilis Flux · Bandwidth management

Vigilis Flux schedules bandwidth on Lumen Internet On-Demand and Lumen Intelligent Internet

Vigilis Flux schedules bandwidth on Lumen Internet On-Demand and Lumen Intelligent Internet, the service buyers call Lumen IoD, and on eligible on-demand Ethernet. It lowers the committed rate when sites close and restores it before they open, or follows real demand on Auto. It is a $15 per service, per month add-on to any plan.

Schedule or Auto
capacity set by your hours or by real demand
Multi-site
one control layer across locations
Measured
before and after by connection
app.vigilis.io/network/schedules
Northwind Network / Schedules Search... Feedback
Schedules
2 active, 1 historical.
+ Create Schedule
All Active Completed
NameConnectionWhenBandwidthMonthly CostStatus
Warehouse Backup 2 changes
Northwind DC East
44021897 631
Sat
5:00 PM to 10:00 PM EDT
100 Mbps
then 1 Mbps
$343.34/mo
then $73.05/mo
PENDING
Branch Offices 2 changes
Northwind DC East
44021897 631
Mon to Fri
7:00 AM to 7:00 PM EDT
50 Mbps
then 1 Mbps
$270.29/mo
then $73.05/mo
PENDING
Branch Offices (start) Jun 18, 2026, 7:00 AM EDT 50 Mbps $270.29/mo PENDING
Branch Offices (end) Jun 18, 2026, 7:00 PM EDT 1 Mbps
$73.05/mo
-$197.24
PENDING
Retail Floor 2 changes
Northwind DC East
44021897 631
Mon to Fri
6:00 AM to 10:00 PM EDT
50 Mbps
then 1 Mbps
$270.29/mo
then $73.05/mo
CANCELLED
How it works

Two modes, one smaller bill.

Set it once
Schedules

Set your hours. Vigilis does the rest.

Tell Vigilis when each site is open. It turns the speed down after hours and brings it back before you walk in. Best for sites with predictable hours.

  • Per-site schedules for every location
  • Exceptions for known peaks and projects
  • Override any time from the dashboard
See your savings
Schedules 3 connections
Speed follows your open hours, automatically.
HQ · Dallas
Mon to Fri, 8am to 6pm
1 Gbps Active
Warehouse 4
Nights and weekends
100 Mbps Scaled down
Branch · Austin
Mon to Fri, 9am to 5pm
500 Mbps Active
Saved this month $1,940
Follows real demand
Auto

Let demand set the speed.

Auto Flux watches real usage and changes the committed rate for you. Each hour, it picks the smallest tier that covers demand, so capacity follows the site instead of a timetable.

  • Demand-based hourly scaling to the smallest tier that fits
  • Stays within a floor and ceiling you set
  • Scales up right away, and down only after sustained low usage
  • Model it first from a carrier portal utilization report
Try the calculator's Auto tab
app.vigilis.io/network/auto-flux
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Network
Auto-Flux
Automatic bandwidth scaling driven by utilization data.
All states
Enabled Connections
5
Currently Scaling
1
In Cooldown
1
Excluded Now
1
Stale Sources
1
Total Monthly Cost
$3,100.39
Connection Bandwidth Monthly Cost 24h Peak State Last Decision Last Scale-Up
Northwind DC East
Ashburn, VA
500 Mbps $812.40/mo 87% Scaling Scaled up 3m ago
HQ Internet
Chicago, IL
200 Mbps $489.61/mo 34% Cooldown Scaled down 2d ago
Retail Floor
Columbus, OH
100 Mbps $343.34/mo 58% Idle No-op 6d ago
Northwind DC West
Reno, NV
1000 Mbps $1,184.75/mo 72% Excluded excluded 9d ago
Branch Offices
Denver, CO
50 Mbps $270.29/mo 41% Stale stale-samples Never
Only pay for what you use
Savings

Your bill follows your real usage.

Instead of paying full price around the clock, you pay for the speed you actually need each hour. The savings show up on the very next bill.

  • Lower speed tiers when sites are quiet
  • Clear before and after on every connection
  • Modeled from your carrier rate tiers
Run the calculator
Monthly internet spend Modeled lower
Full price 24/7 vs. what you actually use.
Full price With Vigilis
What you get

The simplest way to a smaller bill.

Schedule or Auto Vigilis Flux

Run each site on a schedule that lowers speed at night and on weekends, or on Auto, where speed follows real demand hour by hour.

Uses supported controls Carrier workflow

Vigilis Flux requests rate changes through an eligible provider portal or API and records the result.

Follows real demand Automatic

Auto Flux picks the smallest tier that covers each hour's demand, inside a floor and ceiling you set. It scales up right away and scales down only after sustained low usage.

Pay for what you use Savings

Your bill follows what you actually use, instead of paying full price around the clock.

Works on IoD and Ethernet Internet on Demand

Runs on burstable circuit types like Lumen Intelligent Internet (formerly Lumen Internet on Demand) and on-demand Ethernet, where the carrier lets the committed rate flex up and down.

One control layer Eligible services

Supported on-demand Internet and Ethernet services can follow an approved schedule or run on Auto from the Vigilis Flux dashboard.

Quick answer

What is Vigilis Flux?

Vigilis Flux is Bandwidth on Demand: the module that changes the committed rate on eligible circuits so capacity follows your operating hours on a schedule, or real demand on Auto. It began as a standalone platform and is now part of Vigilis. It runs on burstable services such as Lumen Intelligent Internet (formerly Lumen Internet On-Demand, or IoD) and on-demand Ethernet, where the carrier lets the committed rate flex up and down.

Category guide

What bandwidth management software covers.

Bandwidth management is a broad category, and most of it operates inside your own network. It is worth separating the three things the term usually refers to, because they solve different problems and only one of them affects the invoice.

Monitoring and analysis
Measures utilisation and reports on it. Tells you a circuit ran at 20 percent overnight. Changes nothing on its own.
Shaping and quality of service
Decides which traffic wins when a circuit is congested. Allocates capacity you have already bought and paid for.
Capacity management
Changes how much capacity you buy, on a schedule or automatically on demand, through the carrier's supported workflow. This is where Vigilis Flux operates.

The distinction matters commercially. A dedicated circuit is billed on its committed rate, not on the traffic that crosses it, so reducing usage does not reduce the bill by itself. The committed rate has to change, and it has to change back before demand returns.

Vigilis Flux is the control layer for that. It stores each site's operating window or Auto floor and ceiling, applies rate changes through supported carrier workflows, records every change, and restores capacity when demand returns. It sits alongside monitoring and shaping rather than replacing them.

Connection types

IoD, Ethernet, and burstable service.

Internet on Demand
Dedicated internet with carrier-supported capacity tiers that can be adjusted through a portal or API. Lumen Intelligent Internet, formerly Lumen Internet On-Demand, is one supported example.
Ethernet on demand
Layer 2 connectivity with adjustable committed capacity between supported endpoints.
Burstable bandwidth
A service with a committed baseline and additional available capacity. Billing terms vary by carrier, so the commercial model must be checked before automation.

A circuit must support rate changes in its carrier product and contract before it can be scheduled. Fixed-rate broadband and cloud-connect Ethernet are not treated as adjustable connections.

Use cases

Predictable demand is the best fit.

Branches and offices
Lower committed capacity after staff leave and restore it before the next business day.
Seasonal operations
Schedule known peaks for enrollment, reporting, retail, or production windows, or let Auto follow them, without leaving the peak tier active all year.
Temporary projects
Raise capacity for migrations, events, or planned transfers, then return to the approved baseline.
Resilience events
Use a controlled exception to restore or raise capacity when traffic moves to a recovery site.

Model an eligible connection with the Bandwidth Savings Calculator, then review the carrier rate structure before applying a production schedule. For product-specific eligibility and billing questions, read the Lumen Intelligent Internet guide.

Lumen guides

Lumen bandwidth questions, answered.

The hourly rates Lumen publishes, and how an hourly bill is worked out.
Where the idle hours are, and what a schedule does to them.
Sizing the window, handling exceptions, and when to use Auto.
What Lumen's API offers, and what a scheduler has to add to it.
Vigilis Flux and Apptifi side by side, from each vendor's public pages.
The story

The biggest single lever on your telecom bill.

Bandwidth on Demand, sold as Vigilis Flux, is part of Bandwidth Management in the Vigilis optimization platform, and a $15 per service, per month add-on to any plan. On eligible services, committed-rate changes, on a schedule or automatically on demand, align billed capacity with how each site is really used.

01
Works with what you have
Runs on burstable plans like Lumen Intelligent Internet (formerly Lumen Internet on Demand) and on-demand Ethernet that can change speed.
02
Every site, one place
Manage schedules and Auto settings for all your locations from one Vigilis Flux dashboard.
03
Model before you switch
Compare the carrier's rate tiers against your operating windows, or against a utilization report, before approving a schedule or turning on Auto.
Pricing

Add Bandwidth on Demand to any plan.

$15 per service, per month

Covers both modes, schedule and Auto, on each service. No platform fee. Available for eligible carrier services. Confirm the carrier rate structure before scheduling or turning on Auto.

Common questions

Bandwidth questions.

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Bandwidth management software controls how much network capacity is available and how it is used. Most tools in the category do this inside your network, by monitoring traffic or prioritising it with shaping and quality-of-service rules. Vigilis Flux works on the other side of the demarcation point: it changes the committed rate you buy from the carrier, either on a schedule or automatically on demand, so the capacity you pay for follows how the site is really used.
A monitoring tool tells you a circuit ran at 20 percent overnight. It does not change the invoice, because the invoice follows the committed rate rather than the traffic. Vigilis Flux acts on that finding by requesting a supported rate change through the carrier workflow and restoring capacity before demand returns.
No. Shaping and quality-of-service decide which traffic wins when a circuit is congested. They allocate capacity you have already bought. Capacity management changes how much you buy. The two solve different problems and are commonly used together.
No, but the circuit has to support rate changes in its carrier product and contract. Eligible on-demand Internet and Ethernet services qualify. Fixed-rate broadband and cloud-connect Ethernet are not adjustable connections.
A schedule changes the committed rate at set times, such as lower after hours and full speed before you open. It fits sites with predictable hours. Auto Flux follows real demand instead: each hour it picks the smallest tier that covers what the site is using, within a floor and ceiling you set. It scales up right away when demand rises and scales down only after a set number of quiet hours. Both modes run on the same eligible services and are included in the same add-on.
Yes. Each site gets its own schedule or Auto settings, all managed from one dashboard, which is the usual reason a WAN team looks at this rather than handling each circuit through its own carrier portal.
Vigilis Flux is the Bandwidth on Demand product from Vigilis. It schedules bandwidth on Lumen Internet On-Demand and Lumen Intelligent Internet, which are the same Lumen service under its old and new names, and on eligible on-demand Ethernet. It adjusts the committed rate on a schedule or automatically on demand, turning capacity down when sites are quiet and back up when they need it, so you stop paying full price around the clock. It began as a standalone platform and is now part of Vigilis.
Savings depend on each carrier's pricing, the circuit's committed rate options, the hours a site needs full capacity, and the lower rate used off-hours. The Vigilis calculator models those inputs for a schedule, and its Auto tab models demand-based scaling from a utilization report exported from the carrier portal, so you can evaluate a circuit before changing it.
On-demand connections where the carrier supports committed-rate changes, including eligible Lumen Intelligent Internet (formerly Lumen Internet on Demand) and on-demand Ethernet services. Eligibility and timing depend on the specific carrier product and contract.
Yes. Lumen IoD is short for Lumen Internet On-Demand, and they are the same Lumen service: Lumen renamed Internet On-Demand to Intelligent Internet in September 2026. It is a natural fit for Vigilis Flux, because it is built to burst up and down. Vigilis Flux adjusts the committed rate on a schedule or on Auto, so you only pay for the speed each hour actually needs.
Execution timing depends on the carrier product and supported workflow. Vigilis records every request and result, on a schedule or on Auto, so each change can be monitored.
On a schedule, use an approved schedule exception or request a supported rate change from the dashboard. On Auto, rising demand scales the tier up right away, up to the ceiling you set. Carrier execution timing still applies.

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