Match the host-network agreement
Map the functions retained by the host operator and those you need to own. Use that split to define subscriber management, packet data, signaling and service responsibilities.
Virtual operators & enablement platforms
Build the core behind your mobile business.
Choose which network functions your business will operate. Fonetika brings together subscriber data, signaling, voice, messaging and packet core software for integration with host networks and business systems.
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Host mobile network
BSS & provisioning
FonetikaCore Suite
Voice & messaging
Partner networks
Relevant building blocks
Select the functions you need.
These products provide a starting point for design. The final mix follows your operating model and the functions already available in your network.
Subscriber data and network access
Identity supplies subscriber data and authentication. Add Packet LTE or scope Packet 5G when the operating model includes your own packet core; host-managed functions need not be duplicated.
- Fonetika Identity — Subscriber Data & Authentication
- Fonetika Packet LTE — 4G Evolved Packet Core
- Fonetika Packet 5G — 5G Core Network
Signaling and voice interconnection
Signal handles SS7 routing, Relay supports Diameter routing and edge roles, and Transit supplies gateway MSC voice functions when required.
- Fonetika Signal — SS7 Signaling Transfer Point
- Fonetika Relay — Diameter Routing & Edge Agent
- Fonetika Transit — Gateway Mobile Switching Center
Messaging, SIM updates and operations
Select Message for SMSC, Dialog for USSD applications and Air for SIM OTA updates. Control manages the supported core elements in the chosen deployment.
- Fonetika Message — Short Message Service Center
- Fonetika Dialog — USSD Gateway
- Fonetika Air — SIM Over-the-Air Management
- Fonetika Control — Network Element Management
Integration boundaries
Plan the systems around the software.
Identify ownership, interfaces and responsibilities before implementation begins.
Host network and interconnection
The host agreement defines radio access, roaming and the network functions available to your service. Connectivity and interconnection agreements are separate commercial dependencies.
BSS, charging and service applications
Existing BSS, online charging, external policy systems and application backends connect through the interfaces of the selected products.
SIM and operational responsibilities
Agree SIM data, subscriber provisioning ownership and the configuration and support processes across your team, Fonetika and the host operator.
Pilot & acceptance
Agree what the evaluation should demonstrate.
Choose representative scenarios and measurable acceptance criteria for your environment. Targets and test scope are agreed for the project.
Subscriber lifecycle
Test the agreed provisioning changes and authentication flows between business systems, subscriber data and the host network.
Service and charging paths
Exercise the selected voice, SMS, USSD or data scenarios, including the applicable records and charging exchanges.
Partner interoperability
Validate routing, error handling and the operational procedures required for each agreed host or partner connection.
Planning questions
Get the scope right from the start.
Bring the host-network responsibility split, service plan, BSS and charging interfaces, subscriber scale and launch priorities.
Do we need the entire Core Suite?
No. The product mix depends on the functions you operate and the functions supplied by your host network. Individual products can be selected for a specific subsystem or a broader deployment.
Can the software work with our existing BSS?
Identity provides JSON/REST subscriber provisioning integration, and other products offer their documented application or charging interfaces. The field mapping, workflows and acceptance tests are defined with your BSS team.
Is SIM OTA the same as eSIM provisioning?
No. Air prepares SIM OTA commands for delivery through an SMSC. eSIM remote provisioning, including SM-DP+ or SM-SR requirements, needs a separate solution assessment.
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Let’s define your solution.
Bring the host-network responsibility split, service plan, BSS and charging interfaces, subscriber scale and launch priorities.