Adding value to services

Evistel, provider of core Value Added Services and real-time rating and charging solutions, is launching its Open Service Builder, a user-friendly graphical tool allowing fast and easy Value Added Services deployment.
p>Evistel, provider of core Value Added Services and real-time rating and charging solutions, is launching its Open Service Builder, a user-friendly graphical tool allowing fast and easy Value Added Services deployment.

Open Service Builder can be implemented for:
• any service, any bearer (USSD, SMS, voice,…).
• any service logic, any charging type.
• any application type: messaging (Call me back, Reply & Forward,…), self-care (Credit inquiry, Credit recharge…).
Thanks to the Open Service Builder, network operators are now able to launch new services in an autonomous way whilst gaining in flexibility and time to market.

www.evistel.com

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