Turn Your Network Into a New Revenue Stream
We build integrations with CAMARA and GSMA Open Gateway network APIs, so capabilities like location, SIM verification, and quality on demand can be exposed as simple, developer friendly APIs.
The Problem
Your network can already do more than most operators currently expose. Historically, giving a partner access to a network capability meant a custom integration for every use case, which was slow and expensive on both sides. CAMARA and GSMA Open Gateway are changing that by standardizing how these capabilities get exposed, but most legacy OSS platforms were never designed with this in mind.
What We Do
Comprehensive network API exposure from protocol translation to enterprise developer portal.
CAMARA API Integration
Implementing standardized network APIs against the CAMARA specification.
GSMA Open Gateway Alignment
Building toward the interoperability model GSMA is pushing across operators worldwide.
Network API Exposure and Monetization
Turning internal network functions into external, billable APIs with accurate quota metering.
Developer Facing API Layer
The documentation, authentication, and rate limiting that makes an API genuinely usable by third parties, not just technically available.
How We Build It
We build the exposure layer as its own set of microservices, sitting between your existing network and OSS infrastructure and the outside world. Your core systems do not need to be rearchitected to support this.
It is built with the same cloud native approach we use everywhere else, Java, Spring Boot, and Kubernetes, so it fits directly into the operational model your team already runs.
What You Get
A working, standards aligned network API layer, ready for partners and developers to build against, without a multi year platform replacement project.
Related Case Studies
Network API Integration for a Large Mobile Operator
The operator wanted to offer SIM verification and location based services to enterprise partners, but had no standardized way to expose these network capabilities. Every partner integration was a custom, one off project that took engineering time away from other priorities.