Billing & subscribers

Multiple OLT sites, thousands of ONUs, more than one vendor's hardware — and a NOC that shouldn't need three playbooks. CoreSync manages the whole plant from one console, and on Premium the plant comes included: you're billed per user, however many OLTs and ONUs you run.

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Sound like you? You operate fiber across a region: OLT sites in different towns, splitter cascades down every trade street, and hardware bought in batches — Huawei here, ZTE there, VSOL where the budget was tight. Subscriber count grows slower than the plant does, which is why the plant needs the same care as the customer list.

The week, before and after

What actually changes

Running it by hand

Three vendor CLIs, three sets of muscle memory, three onboarding curves for every NOC hire
An unauthorized ONU on a PON needs someone who remembers that vendor's incantation
Outage scope is guesswork — which sites, which splitters, how many subscribers
Plant knowledge lives in the head of whoever built each zone

On CoreSync

Huawei, ZTE and VSOL in one console with one workflow — vendor quirks absorbed by the platform, and mixing vendors costs nothing extra
ONUs surface with serial, slot and port the moment they appear; authorization is a click on any chassis
The map computes blast radius per splitter and OLT port — outage scope is a fact, not a phone poll
Zones, sites and runs are drawn where the whole NOC can see them — part of Premium, whatever the size of the plant

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 core: every chassis and every ONU under one console, any vendor, included in Premium.

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Fiber MappingPremium

The whole region's plant on one map — capacity planning per splitter, fault tracing per street.

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Device ManagementPremium

The routers, switches and backhaul between sites, monitored with tunnels that reach behind CGNAT.

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Billing EngineBasic & Premium

Subscriber billing on the same published plans as everyone — the per-user rate falls as the base grows.

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The money, worked

An example month on Premium

Illustrative month, published prices

KES 81,000 / mo

1,800 users on Premium1,800 × KES 45 (0–2,000 users band)KES 81,000

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

Same users on Basic1,800 × KES 26KES 46,800

A regional plant's OLT sites, ONUs and monitored backhaul are all part of Premium — none of them adds a line to the bill. Only active users do, and their rate drops as the base crosses each band.

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Getting there

The rollout, step by step

Week 1

Chassis under management

Every OLT comes into the console site by site — running config, ONU inventory and optics read from each vendor without touching service.

Month 1

Plant reconciled and mapped

ONU records are matched to subscribers, stale entries surfaced, zones and splitter cascades drawn on the map — the plant becomes one truth.

Quarter 1

NOC on one playbook

Provisioning, healing and outage response run the same way on every vendor. New hires learn one console, not three CLIs.

Not quite you?

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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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