Charging

Real-time charging calculates and applies charges instantly as a service is used, eliminating delays between usage and billing. This improves accuracy, prevents revenue leakage, and enables better cost control for both operators and customers.

Comarch Communications Charging supports real-time processing, enabling instant charging, balance control, and improved customer experience.

Charging systems manage prepaid services by deducting balances in real time and postpaid services by tracking usage for later billing. Convergent charging allows both models to be handled within a single platform.

Comarch Communications Charging supports convergent models, enabling unified management of prepaid, postpaid, and hybrid services.

Charging systems monitor usage and balances in real time, allowing limits to be enforced and notifications to be triggered when thresholds are reached.

Comarch Communications Charging provides real-time balance control and notifications, helping users manage spending and avoid unexpected charges.

Charging plays a central role in monetization by calculating service costs and controlling usage in real time. It ensures that services are delivered only when sufficient balance or credit is available.

Comarch Communications Charging provides real-time control and pricing, enabling operators to monetize services efficiently across networks.

Charging systems integrate with network elements, product catalogs, and billing platforms to receive usage data, apply pricing, and pass results for invoicing and reporting.

Comarch Communications Charging ensures seamless integration across platforms, enabling consistent and accurate service monetization.

Real-time charging provides instant visibility into usage and costs, allowing customers to monitor spending and adjust behavior as needed.

Comarch Communications Charging enhances customer experience through transparency, real-time updates, and flexible service control.

Comarch Communications Charging allows operators to expose charging capabilities as APIs to third-party developers. This enables NaaS monetization by allowing partners to charge for specific network triggers, API calls, or localized edge services, all managed and billed through the operator's central OCS.

Yes. The Comarch Communications Charging rating engine can be configured to exclude specific traffic flows (identified by URL, IP, or App ID) from a user’s data quota. This supports sponsored data partnerships where a third party pays for the data consumption of a specific application or service.