Two suites.One record.

NetSingularity is organized into two suites on one platform. The OSS suite runs the network, from the coverage gap to the service under SLA. The BSS suite runs the commercial side, from first lead to renewal. They share one record, so the network and the business see the same customer, the same service, and the same fault at the same moment.

OSS Suite

Run the network. Plan, build and operate on one record.

Planning and coverage, resource and inventory, supply chain and field, and assurance and intelligence. Plan, design, procure, build, activate and operate as stages of one network record, with an agent layer that detects, diagnoses and corrects inside limits you set.

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BSS Suite

Run the business. Sell, bill and serve on the same record.

CRM, catalog, orders, subscribers, care, cases and channel partners. From first lead to renewal on one customer record, on the same platform that runs the network, so a service that activates is a service that bills.

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The two suites are not integrated.They are one platform.

Because OSS and BSS share the same record, the things that are integration projects elsewhere are built in. A completed build becomes sellable coverage. Network-confirmed activation releases billing. A fault resolves to the customers and SLA clocks behind it. Capacity governs what can be sold.

The intelligence layer runs across both suites, detecting, diagnosing and correcting inside limits you set.

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Tell us where you're losing the most ground. We'll show you exactly where Netsingularity fits. And where it doesn't. A structured technical walkthrough on your use case, your data patterns.

Share the use case, team context, and email. We'll follow up with a focused walkthrough for your network lifecycle priorities.