Billing & subscribers

You run more than one ISP brand off shared infrastructure. CoreSync gives each brand its own tenant — own subdomain, own subscribers, own invoice — while the group shares OLTs and back office. Infrastructure sharing without data sharing.

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Sound like you? You've grown into a group: different brands for different markets, sometimes different towns, all riding shared backhaul and sometimes the same OLT. The commercial problem is separation — each brand needs its own books, its own rates and its own customer experience — without duplicating the plant or the people who run it.

The week, before and after

What actually changes

Running it by hand

One billing system pretending to be several — or several systems pretending to agree
Two brands' ONUs on the same OLT means one brand can see the other's plant
Every brand's billing is its own island — different tools, different reports, different month-ends
Every acquisition or new brand is a months-long systems project

On CoreSync

Each brand is a full tenant: own subdomain, own branding, own team, own invoice
Shared OLTs with per-brand visibility — each tenant sees and bills only its own ONUs
Every brand bills on the same published plans, in the same system, on the same month-end
A new brand is a new tenant on day one — the plant is already under management

Your module stack

Four modules that carry this shape

The modules this kind of operator leans on, each tagged with the plan that includes it. Basic covers the billing core; Premium includes every module.

OLT/ONU ManagementPremium

The shared-plant core: multiple tenants on the same chassis, each seeing only its own ONUs.

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Billing EngineBasic & Premium

Each brand is billed on the published plans — a brand pays exactly what the pricing page says for its user count.

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Device ManagementPremium

Group backhaul and site routers monitored once, for everyone.

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AI AssistantPremium

Group-level questions in plain language — per brand, per zone, per month — without building reports.

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The money, worked

An example month on Premium

Illustrative month, published prices

KES 123,000 / mo

3,000 users on Premium3,000 × KES 41 (2,001–5,000 users band)KES 123,000

Deployment feeOne-time, not part of the monthly totalUSD 50

Same users on Basic3,000 × KES 26KES 78,000

Shown for one brand-tenant on Premium. Each brand is its own tenant with its own invoice, and the shared OLTs and backhaul are part of Premium, so the plant adds nothing to the bill.

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Getting there

The rollout, step by step

Week 1

First tenant migrated

The largest brand moves first: subscribers imported, OLTs under management, enforcement live — the pattern the rest will follow.

Month 1

Brands separated cleanly

Each remaining brand gets its tenant; shared chassis are split by ONU ownership so every book reads only its own plant.

Quarter 1

One back office for the group

Shared plant, NOC and support run once for every brand, while each brand's subscribers, books and invoice stay its own.

Not quite you?

Create your account

Launch your ISP on CoreSync today

Tell us who you are and we will set up your workspace, walk you through onboarding and help you import your existing subscribers.

1Create your workspace — your own subdomain, branding and paybill.
2Connect your network — routers, RADIUS and OLTs, with our engineers on the call.
3Import subscribers and go live — from your current system or a spreadsheet.

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