Telco-native core

Transform your network into a competitive edge.

The communication core built into the network you already own: voice, mobile and fixed-mobile convergence running in the network itself, with the quality, reliability and control that come from being part of it.

The argument

Built into the network itself.

The core runs inside the network the operator owns, at the level of voice, mobile and numbers themselves. That is what gives every call carrier-grade quality and reliability on every device, and it is what a platform running over the public internet has no way to reach. Everything else in Conversational OS stands on this foundation.

Fixed-mobile convergence

Fixed-mobile convergence, done at the network level.

The sharpest proof of a network-native core. Because the integration happens in the network, the mobile is part of the system itself.

One identity, every device.

One number, one voicemail, one identity across desk phone, mobile, desktop softphone and web. The mobile is the same line as the rest, integrated at the SIM and network level.

Calls that move with the person.

A call can start at the desk and carry on the mobile as someone walks out the door, handed over mid-conversation without a drop.

Carrier-grade on every device.

Because the voice runs in the network, every call carries the quality and reliability of a carrier call, on the mobile and the desk phone alike.

eSIM provisioning built in.

Provision SIMs and eSIMs as part of the platform, and bring a mobile line into the system without the physical logistics.

The advantage that holds.

An over-the-top app reaches a mobile by forwarding to it. True fixed-mobile convergence takes presence in the network, where the operator already operates and a software-only competitor never will.

Extended to AI

The same advantage,
extended to AI.

Being in the network is what makes fixed-mobile convergence real, and it is what lets AI work on the call itself. The AI operates on the calls the network carries, so it reaches every call across fixed and mobile in real time.

Fixed-mobile convergence

Fixed-mobile convergence, done at the network level.

The sharpest proof of a network-native core. Because the integration happens in the network, the mobile is part of the system itself.

Deploy it your way.

Run it in a private cloud, the public cloud, or a hybrid, wherever the operator’s infrastructure and rules require.

Your carrier.

Bring your own carrier and run the platform over the network you already operate.

Your devices.

Bring your own devices and keep the handsets and hardware already in place.

Your stack.

OSS/BSS aware, so it fits the provisioning, billing and operations you already run.

Carrier-grade

Telco-grade software, software-grade telco.

The foundation is built to telco standards: voice, numbers and SIP, provisioning, security, and the reliability a carrier is held to. Software that holds up like network infrastructure, and network infrastructure that moves like software.

Why it matters to you

You already own the hardest part to build.

Your network is your biggest asset, and the market is working hard to turn it into a commodity sold on price. The core changes what that network is worth. Built into it is a software-grade communication platform a software-only competitor has no way to replicate. The core turns the network you own into the reason a business chooses you, and the reason it stays.

Proof

The most proven part of the platform.

The core is the foundation operators already run on, in production, carrying real voice and mobile traffic for their business customers every day. Telavox runs its own network on it. This is the layer with the longest track record.

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Voiceflex, UK

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