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The evolution of billing systems

Especially for mobile telecommunications, billing has changed. From being a back office function it has evolved to a key BSS component for customer interface. The changing mobile data/voice model and the shift to next generation networks (NGN), force billing vendors to provide increasingly complex billing models, while at the same time keeping the customer interface simple. This shift within the mobile industry makes traditional billing models and billing systems untenable. Thus operators need to rely on new billing systems. These new billing systems need to be highly scalable – up to 150+ M subscribers on one single real-time system. With Orga Systems- solutions, operators achieve reduced OPEX, real time-to-market, short-termed ROI as well as beneficial access to new value chains.
Real-time rating, charging and billing in one system is the key advantage
Orga Systems supplies operators with a convergent real-time rating and charging system for all voice and data services, all payment methods and all customer groups. On top of this, extensive billing, complex account and financial management capabilities unlock additional revenue streams. With these solutions, true prepaid/postpaid and service convergence are enabled. The unique combination of convergent real-time rating, charging and billing in one system gives operators key advantages.
Excellent marketing and customer retention functionalities
Orga Systems- convergent real-time charging, billing and financial management solutions offer a range of outstanding solution propositions as well as various deployment options. Leading real-time capabilities for all – prepaid, postpaid, hybrid and corporate subscribers – are provided. Real-time charging, policy management and bill shock prevention can be provided without redundant subscriber data management. On top of this, excellent marketing and customer retention functionalities, as well as outstanding scalability and industry leading real-time performance foster operators- success in the long run.