Accessible

Setting outreach campaigns has never been simpler. The intuitive GUI allows anyone on your team to set placeholders and parameters with completely customizable variables and input fields (regardless of their technical expertise). The system automatically applies the correct placeholder value, eliminating the need for repetitive setup.

Uses REST API Integration

Increase outbound roaming revenue and negotiate better rates

Information on service rates for SMS, calls, and data can be relayed to roamers. Without this knowledge, many roamers avoid using their devices or they buy a local SIM. Informed subscribers use their devices more, which means more revenue for your network. The more your outbound roamers use their roaming service, the more valuable your network is to prospective roaming partners thereby improving your  negotiating position.

Increase inbound roaming revenue and tertiary revenue

Welcome messages with mobile roaming rates and special offers give inbound roamers the information they need to choose your network. When subscribers are in an unfamiliar environment, they often value relevant advertising of useful services. Encourage spending on promotions and other services outside of network usage by sending SMS ads and promotions.

Strengthen your brand and decrease subscriber churn

Communicating your brand in the context of useful information reinforces the most positive feelings towards your network. Impersonal messages are usually ignored, however when travelling, info on currency exchange rates, weather, taxis, embassies, emergency numbers, and other local info is well received (even appreciated). Look after your subscribers and they are more likely to remain loyal customers.

Signalling Providers and Signalling Hubs

Signalling is your business — at least maintain control. We have provided many Tier 1 signalling hubs with the capability to control and secure their signalling

Compliance

Compliant with GSMA IR.73

GSMA’s Steering of Roaming Implementation Guidelines, IR.73 defines guidelines which provide cooperative requirements between networks when SoR is employed. It also provides technical requirements for minimal impact on the visited network’s SS7 and Diameter links. Version 1.0 was released June 2005, then Versions 2.0 and 3.0 in 2006, and Version 4.0 in October 2014.