ChargingMax Convergence capabilities enable the smooth transition to pre-postpaid convergence by allowing Service Providers to introduce new services based on “bundling” prepaid and postpaid offers without migrating their existing legacy pre-and postpaid billing systems.

Drive more revenue by improving quality of service and user experience

ChargingMax Convergence opens up many possibilities for innovative marketing, for new market segmentation and positioning of services in terms of pricing, bundles, bonus, loyalty programs and payment methods. Hybrid service offers (e.g. voice in postpaid, data in prepaid) can help to stimulate older service usage and drive the penetration of new services.

Save your BSS upgrade costs, faster and less risky deployment opportunity

ChargingMax Convergence makes use of existing legacy systems by interworking in real-time to 3rd party prepaid systems and in CDR-transfer mode to 3rd party off-line postpaid billing system; ensuring investment protection, faster deployment time and less implementation risk.

Preserving investment while offering Convergence

ChargingMax Convergence enables Service Providers to migrate to a truly convergent billing environment to introduce numerous customer and service-related initiatives designed to boost revenue and to generate subscriber loyalty.

ChargingMax Convergence combines the strengths and efficiency of the real-time prepaid model with the flexibility of postpaid billing systems’ rating engines and account management features. It supports both convergent billing migration strategies:

A significant revenue assurance opportunity

ChargingMax Convergence provides an efficient way to improve financial risk management by reducing revenue leakage, credit risks and by preventing credit over-runs through real-time usage control.

A significant cost reduction and operational efficiency opportunity

ChargingMax Convergence allows cost reduction (CAPEX & OPEX) and better operational efficiencies as only one consolidated infrastructure is used with one centralized services catalog and customer database, and not anymore two separate ones for prepaid and postpaid. It gives a single marketing view enabling the Service Provider to have a faster time-to-market and reduction of marketing budget with common product launches and campaigns. It enables the Service Provider to have a unified and more efficient customer care service with one face to the customer, improving satisfaction and loyalty.