Launch New Plans in Days, Not Months
We build and modernize billing and OSS systems, covering billing, charging, product catalog, and mediation, on cloud native architecture that can actually keep pace with your business.
Legacy Telecom Systems
Modular Cloud-Native Services
APIs & Channels
Legacy Telecom Systems
Modular Cloud-Native Services
APIs & Channels
Connects existing telecom platforms with modular services, APIs and digital channels.
Modular cloud-native services and standardized APIs integrate with existing billing, OSS and network platforms.
The Problem
Most billing and OSS platforms running today were built for a slower era. Fewer plans, fewer channels, less pressure to launch fast. Every year they get patched instead of rebuilt, until even small changes carry real risk. Teams end up avoiding changes rather than shipping them, which is exactly backwards for a business trying to compete.
What We Do
End-to-end modernization across every tier of the BSS/OSS topology.
Billing and Charging
Prepaid, postpaid, and convergent billing, including real time rating and charging.
Mediation
Collecting and processing usage records (CDRs/EDRs) from your network elements in real time.
Product Catalog
Plan, bundle, and pricing configuration that does not require a release cycle every time something changes.
Digital Engagement
The customer facing layer, including shopping cart, order management, and self service portals.
Revenue Assurance & Reconciliation
Matching billed usage against actual usage, so revenue does not quietly leak away across edge nodes.
How We Build It
Everything is built on Java and Spring Boot, structured as independent microservices instead of one large application, and deployed on Kubernetes so individual components can be updated, scaled, or replaced without touching the rest of the system.
If you already have a platform in place, we can modernize it step by step instead of forcing a full replacement.
True Commercial Agility & Comprehensive Knowledge
A billing and OSS environment where launching a new plan is a configuration change, not a development project. A system that is documented and understood by whoever maintains it next, not just the people who originally built it.
Related Case Studies
Billing Modernization for a Tier 1 Telecom Operator
The operator's billing platform was a single, monolithic application running on manually managed servers. Adding a new pricing plan required a full regression test cycle and a scheduled release window, often a lengthy process. The system also lacked real-time charging flexibility, which limited the operator's ability to launch more competitive prepaid offers.
Product Catalog and Digital Engagement Platform for an MVNO
The operator managed pricing plans and bundles through manual configuration and spreadsheets, with no self-service ordering experience for customers. Every offer change required backend engineering effort.