LLavelleNetworksEst. 2015 · Bangalore
Use Case · SaaS Performance

Give Microsoft 365 a more direct path to every user.

Improve Microsoft 365, Teams and other SaaS application experiences by avoiding unnecessary data-centre backhauling and applying secure, application-specific local breakout policies at enterprise branches.

The challenge

What slows SaaS down today.

Data-centre hairpin

Branch traffic is routed through headquarters or a central data centre before reaching Microsoft's network, adding latency.

Central bandwidth pressure

All branch SaaS traffic consumes central internet capacity unnecessarily.

Inconsistent policies

Applying application-specific breakout across distributed locations requires consistent policy management.

Limited SaaS visibility

IT teams lack per-branch visibility into SaaS application performance and usage.

Traditional backhaul vs. local breakout

Conceptual comparison — not a precise network diagram.

PathRouteResult
Traditional PathBranch User → WAN → HQ / Data Centre → Central Security → Internet → Microsoft 365Longer path, additional latency and central bandwidth consumption.
Lavelle PathBranch User → ScaleAOn (App ID) → Policy Decision → Local Breakout → Microsoft 365Application-specific, policy-controlled direct access.
Capabilities

How local breakout is applied.

Application identification

Recognise approved SaaS traffic and apply a dedicated connectivity policy.

Selective local breakout

Break out Microsoft 365 traffic locally while routing other traffic per enterprise policy.

Path-quality monitoring

Evaluate available links using latency, jitter, packet loss and capacity.

Centralised policy

Apply the same SaaS-access policy across branches, regions or the full enterprise.

SaaS visibility

Understand application usage, branch behaviour and network performance centrally.

Resilient connectivity

Move traffic to a healthier available path when WAN conditions deteriorate.

Outcomes

What SaaS optimisation delivers

  • Lower latency for approved SaaS applications
  • Better Microsoft Teams voice and video experience
  • Reduced data-centre backhaul traffic
  • Lower pressure on central internet gateways
  • Consistent policies across distributed branches
  • Improved troubleshooting visibility

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