Real-World Use Cases

Driving value and innovation for telecommunications operators, regulators, and law enforcement agencies

Capabilities

Advanced Traffic Management

Policy enforcement across encrypted and asymmetric traffic, to 1 kbps granularity per subscriber. Shaping, prioritisation, rate limiting and real-time rule push, per application, per category and per subscriber group. Enforcement acts on what the traffic is, not on what a port number suggests.

Service Quality Analytics and Reporting

Real-time service quality monitoring and regulatory-grade reporting from the same data layer that enforces policy. No separate collection tier, no second copy of the traffic, and no reconciliation between what the enforcement system saw and what the reporting system recorded.

Quality Scoring and Automation

Service quality measured per subscriber connection from real traffic rather than synthetic probes, with proactive alarms and automated traffic correction where the cause is contention. Alarms fire on measured subscriber experience, which means they fire before the call centre does.

Intelligent Stateful Filtering

Subscriber-aware IPv4 and IPv6 session control at the Gi interface. IPv6 gives every device a public address, so subscribers need protection from unsolicited inbound traffic. This covers it, without a separate firewall purchase.

CGNAT

Carrier-grade address translation on the same data plane as measurement and enforcement, including port block allocation and logging. Not a standalone cluster, not a second vendor, not a second copy of your traffic.

Quota Management and Charging Control

Integrated quota awareness on the enforcement path, without a parallel policy system running alongside it and disagreeing with it.

RAN Congestion Management

Closed-loop congestion management driven by measured subscriber experience rather than cell counters and averages. Congestion is resolved by acting on the traffic causing it, without discarding throughput or revenue.

Fault Localisation Assistant

Rapid localisation of quality-impacting issues across nodes, cards and interfaces. When thousands of degraded sessions converge on one element, that element is identified in seconds, without instrumenting it directly, and reported with the number of users, devices and services affected.

Industry Applications

Our advanced solutions serve diverse sectors with specialized requirements

The gap

Your intelligence lives in your core, and your core was built to forward packets.

You pay for intelligence with forwarding capacity

Every classification and policy function on the gateway burns cycles you bought for packets, your most expensive capacity, taxed harder with each feature and subscriber. We run the same functions on commodity x86 at 300 Gbps per 2RU and hand that capacity back.

Your intelligence roadmap belongs to your core vendor

Signature and capability updates arrive on your vendor’s schedule, through your riskiest maintenance windows. A new application class can wait a quarter. Ours ship weekly, with no core release cycle and no core upgrade.

The equipment being measured should not do the measuring

Gateway-embedded analytics will never blame the gateway. Independent per-session measurement gives you evidence that holds up with a vendor, and with a regulator.

Two core vendors produce two truths

Each vendor’s gateway classifies the same application differently, and RAN probes see signalling rather than user-plane quality. One classification layer across every vendor and access type gives one quality figure per subscriber, and one answer when the board asks what happened.

5G standalone distributes the tax

Every edge UPF carrying embedded intelligence is a smaller, costlier place to pay it, multiplied across sites. A centralised layer on commodity servers scales at a fraction of the cost.

Congestion managed on counters discards revenue

Cell-level averages cannot see which sessions cause congestion. A quality-driven closed loop acts on that traffic and leaves the rest alone.

The gap

Your architecture was built when traffic was symmetric, unencrypted and IPv4.

Asymmetric routing is your normal

Redundant gateways and equal-cost paths split a session across nodes. Every other platform needs a packet broker layer to reassemble it. We do not, which removes an entire hardware estate.

The IPv6 transition is one purchase, not three

Address translation, subscriber protection and traffic management on one data plane. No separate CGNAT cluster, no separate Gi firewall.

Household quality, before the truck roll

Which households are degraded, on which devices, at what concurrency, and whether the cause is inside the home or upstream. That is a call avoided, or a visit sent to the right place.

Node splits are your most expensive capacity decision

Utilisation says a node is busy. Measured delivery says whether anyone is actually getting a worse service. Split the nodes that need it, defer the rest.

The gap

You sell a fibre-like promise over shared radio.

Contention is your product risk

Measuring delivery per subscriber connection is the only way to know the promise is being kept, sector by sector, before the churn report tells you it was not.

Fairness at 1 kbps granularity

Applied on the sector that is actually congested, not as a blanket policy across the estate.

Sector capacity decisions from measured experience

Throughput counters say a sector is full. Measured delivery says whether that matters yet.

The gap

Every bit crosses the most expensive capacity in the industry, on inherently asymmetric paths.

Put scarce capacity where experience depends on it

Classification-driven prioritisation on the link where every megabit has a price.

Forward and return are different paths by design

Different gateways, different teleports. Native asymmetric handling with no aggregation layer is not a feature here, it is the prerequisite.

High latency hides quality from counters

Direct-to-device and maritime services can look healthy on throughput and be unusable in practice. Per-session delay measurement shows what was actually delivered.

The gap

Dozens of tenants, thousands of devices you will never manage, and operational systems that cannot fail.

Tenant service assurance with evidence

Which tenant’s service degraded, where, when, and whether the cause was your network or theirs. The dispute ends before it starts.

One passenger, one gate, one pier

Localised to the access point, switch or uplink, with no agent on any device.

Operational systems protected on contended links

Baggage, boarding and communications take priority over passenger video when capacity is tight.

The gap

A branch is never down. It is degraded, and your tools say green.

Degraded is not down

Availability monitoring reports the branch up while the counter fails transactions. Measuring delivery per connection and application shows the difference, before the customer feels it.

Every rented circuit carries its own evidence into renewal

Independent, timestamped, per-application. The provider blame cycle ends.

Nothing leaves the bank

No decryption, no keys, no content, no cloud. Built to sit inside your regulatory posture, not to negotiate with it.

The gap

A geographically vast estate, rugged devices that cannot take agents, and a regulator that wants evidence.

Field traffic measured without touching the device

Across private wireless, rented circuits and the public network.

Send the engineer to the right site

Across substations and depots, a misdirected visit costs a day. The alarm names the element.

Evidence for the carrier and the regulator

From the same measurement, without a second system.

The gap

A slow system is a clinical delay, and it never trips an outage alarm.

Imaging, records and telehealth degrade silently

Per-application measurement flags the slow transfer before the clinician notices, and before the appointment is lost.

Localised across the hospital, clinics and rented links

With no agent on medical devices that cannot carry one.

Data stays on the premises

No content, no decryption, no export. Measurement that fits inside patient data obligations rather than around them.

The gap

Shared capacity, and one day a year when it all matters at once.

Fairness across shared capacity

One residence or lab crowding another is invisible to utilisation and obvious in measured delivery. Policy on that traffic fixes it.

Exam day

Which schools are degraded, how many students, since when, and whether the cause is the school, the region or the provider, before the ministry’s phone rings.

Equitable access across a national network

With evidence of where it is not.

The gap

Hundreds of sites, several providers, and citizen-facing services that degrade long before they fail.

Which provider, which site, which service, since when

One alarm across the whole estate, regardless of who supplies the circuit.

Citizen services measured by experience, not uptime

A tax portal that is up and unusable is down for the citizen.

Coverage everywhere is affordable

Commodity servers make measuring every site a software decision rather than an appliance budget.

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