Araxxe’s Worldwide Billing Errors Observatory is based on the analysis of test events generated in over 120 countries around the world. We identified 3,096 significant errors with an average annual financial impact of 61 k€ per case.
Our Observatory reveals and explains over 10 key indicators.
Here’s a glimpse of what you can discover during the webinar...
Whilst most operators have implemented messaging firewalls Araxxe still detects high levels of A2P SMS bypass around the world.
Our A2P testing campaigns complement firewall solutions, identifying issues in real-time and providing the intelligence to address loopholes with existing controls that fraudsters exploit to avoid detections...
With over 20 years of experience, Araxxe is a market leader in the delivery of testing services to the telecommunications industry. Utilizing our global network of telecoms resources, reliable infrastructure, and a highly skilled workforce, we provide support to operators in the following areas:
✔ Transit Carrier Monitoring
Ensure your international transit carriers deliver calls according to agreed KPIs...
Telecoms operators are constantly updating and migrating systems to remain competitive and launch new services.
The pressure to implement these systems within tight timeframes within budgets often means testing is limited. This can lead to billing errors with significant financial and brand impact.
In this series, we’ll explain the issues that operators face and how Araxxe can help you address them...
Araxxe is pleased to attend the GSMA Fraud & Security Group (FASG) #31 meeting that will take place from February 4th to 6th in Johannesburg.
Meet our delegates on site:
Billing errors significantly impact operators by generating complaints, causing reputational damage, leading to revenue loss, and increasing costs.
System upgrades and migrations are complex processes often constrained by tight deadlines. Extensive testing is crucial to minimize the risk of errors and ensure a seamless cutover.
Why prioritize billing verification before, during, or after migration?...