The portal, the invoice and your own numbers should agree.
They don’t — until they’re reconciled to the rated record. Telara ingests every usage record continuously, reconciles it to the rated CDR you are actually billed on, and holds the result as the single source your month-close, disputes and revenue assurance all read from.
| record throughput | Usage records ingested and reconciled continuously, not batched to month-end. | millions, continuous |
|---|---|---|
| tenancy | Multi-tenant by design — each operator's data isolated, one super-admin view across all. | isolated per operator |
| audit trail | Every figure traces to its source record; sensitive access is logged per person. | traceable to source |
| close cycle | Reconciliation runs nightly, so the month closes in hours rather than weeks. | hours, not weeks |
The invoice is an output, not the system.
Legacy stacks bolt reporting onto a billing run and hope the two agree. Telara inverts it: one reconciled core is the single source, and billing, analytics and lifecycle are all views onto the same truth. Change a rate, retire a line, resolve a dispute — the number moves once, everywhere, and still points back to the record that justifies it.
That is what lets you answer an auditor, a regulator or a board from the same screen you run the business on — without a reconciliation project first.
one core · every view reconciled · every figure traceable
Bring the reconciliation your current system can't close.
One month of your CDRs, thirty minutes, and the variance itemised down to the records behind it.