Telecom software development, from OSS/BSS to VoIP and network automation
Centricone Technologies builds and integrates the software carriers, MSPs, and VoIP providers run on — provisioning and billing flows, self-service portals, SIP and VoIP applications, and the automation that keeps a network from being run by hand.
Telecom software earns its place in the minutes nobody sees: a provisioning job that completes, a bill that reconciles, an alert that arrives before the customer does.
support coverage across US and Canada time zones
of code reviewed, tested, and documented before release
Telecom stacks grow by acquisition and never get simplified
OSS and BSS that don't line up
Provisioning, inventory, and billing each hold a different version of the truth, and reconciling them is a manual, monthly ritual.
Manual provisioning and change work
Engineers spend their week on repeatable tasks across vendor portals and CLI, and every one of them is a chance to break a service.
Self-service that pushes customers to the call queue
Portals that cannot show usage, change a plan, or open a ticket send every question to support — the most expensive channel you have.
for telecom and network operators
Centricone Technologies covers the stack: OSS/BSS integration, customer portals, VoIP and SIP application development, network automation, and the cloud infrastructure carrying it.
How a telecom engagement runs with Centricone Technologies
Discovery maps the order-to-activate path across your OSS and BSS, then we automate the highest-volume flow first — so the first release removes real manual work rather than adding a new system.
Why telecom teams choose Centricone Technologies
OSS/BSS integration experience, not generic API work
VoIP and SIP engineering with quality measured end to end
Automation aimed at the work your engineers repeat most
US and Canada delivery with 24/7 support coverage
What telecom clients get out of it
Order to activation, automated
The path from sale to working service handled by systems that talk to each other, with exceptions surfaced instead of buried.
Fewer manual touches
Provisioning that runs without an engineer
Billing that reconciles
Usage and invoices from one source
Lower support volume
Self-service that actually answers
Faster fault response
Alerts tied to customer-facing services