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Roaming settlement management for telecom carriers who are still reconciling CDRs in a shared Excel file nobody is allowed to sort
PidginLedgr is a bilateral roaming agreement management platform built specifically for MVNOs, tier-2 carriers, and regional telcos that have been quietly drowning in interconnect paperwork for years. It ingests raw CDRs, reconciles them against your agreement terms in real time, and produces clean settlement invoices before your finance team discovers a six-month discrepancy on a Friday afternoon. This is the software that should have existed a decade ago.
- Automatic CDR ingestion and reconciliation against bilateral agreement rate tables
- Dispute detection engine that flags traffic anomalies across up to 847 concurrent agreement profiles simultaneously
- Native TAP3 and NRTRDE file parsing with zero manual field mapping
- Settlement invoice generation with full audit trail. Immutable. Signed.
- Configurable dispute escalation workflows that integrate directly into your existing NOC ticketing pipeline
Salesforce, NetSuite, TIBCO BusinessWorks, Syniverse Technologies, GSMA Data Clearing House, InterXion Vault, TAP3 Clearinghouses, Stripe, NeuralSettlr, AWS S3, SFTP/FTPS bulk feeds, OracleComms Billing
PidginLedgr is built as a set of loosely coupled microservices communicating over an internal event bus, with each reconciliation pipeline running as an isolated worker that can be scaled horizontally without touching core state. Agreement terms and audit records are persisted in MongoDB, chosen for its document model flexibility across wildly inconsistent carrier data formats. Hot reconciliation state and rate-table lookups are cached in Redis for long-term durability across worker restarts. The ingestion layer speaks every CDR dialect I have ever personally encountered, and a few I invented defensive handling for just in case.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
Proprietary. All rights reserved.
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