Inventory
Every number you hold in one searchable record: country, type, provider, product, status and customer, sourced across several upstream providers rather than one.
Smaller providers rarely want to assemble a numbering operation from four vendors. The breadth is the proposition: inventory through to charging, invoicing and reporting, with a self-service portal for your own customers, on one platform, under one commercial relationship.
The same sequence a numbering business actually runs, without a handover between systems at every step.
Every number you hold in one searchable record: country, type, provider, product, status and customer, sourced across several upstream providers rather than one.
Your customers and their sub-customers, with their own users, roles and permissions, and their own view of the estate.
Search, reserve and buy numbers, with approval routed by role before anything executes, then provisioned automatically into the platforms that carry the service.
Port-in as a guided workflow: customer, numbers, compliance, then routing. Individually, by block or by range, with per-country rules and status tracking throughout.
Inbound routing, routing rules, SIP trunks and trunk templates; and outbound destinations with their dial-code breakouts, held with effective dates and routed across primary and secondary providers.
Provider, customer, master and channel tariffs, with NRC, MRC, time-of-day rates, connect and porting fees, rounding, currencies and exchange rates.
Invoices, invoicing entities, provider reconciliation and customer credit, from the same platform that runs the numbers.
Voice and SMS call detail records, inventory exports with the columns you choose, and reports scheduled to deliver themselves.
The customer portal is yours to present. Brand it as your own, with your colours, typeface, logo and login page, and choose which platform capabilities your customers can access, capability by capability. Your customers order, pre-order, buy blocks, port, route, view their call records and manage their own compliance, without ever seeing a system that looks like somebody else’s.
Define what each product and country requires, collect it at onboarding, and reuse verified evidence across orders, pre-orders and ports until it expires. Anything that does not meet the rules is declined at the moment it is attempted, rather than caught afterwards.