Checker is a product designed to support business activities within the service provisioning process, enabling the determination of network resource availability, the feasibility of service provisioning, or even their catalog prices. By using the Checker application, you gain information on the availability of existing and planned network resources for both fixed and mobile access networks. The graphical interpretation of this data is a fundamental building block of the Checker solution. Checker allows for quick identification of potential distribution points in a geographical area and immediate determination of available network resources that can be used for the design, installation, and activation of services for end customers.
Checker is a cloud-native application designed to support automation and streamline the sales of telecommunication services.
Marketing
With Checker, I can target new customers in areas where network capacity is available but the commercial potential of the offered services has not been fully utilized, or where new construction has taken place and service sales need maximum support.
In these areas, I can offer preferred products and avoid offering less favorable ones. I can prioritize products based on technology, geographic area, ongoing campaigns, or even competitive knowledge, or eliminate products if they are unprofitable or it is not possible to guarantee the required connection quality.
Automation
Checker identifies and automates repetitive tasks to enhance competitiveness in terms of response speed to demand and reduce the human involvement in the following processes:
Simple OSS
The anatomy of the network and leased lines.
The data needed for availability checks can be easily expanded, and Checker provides a comprehensive overview of the network. Checker can thus be considered a simple OSS tool, as it supports both operations and business development. Additionally, Checker can be easily enriched with any data required for business reporting and evaluation, such as the release of radio links or leased lines.
