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From just 3 weeks for a Managed Service and 10 weeks to deploy Cerillion Express, Cerillion offers the fastest possible delivery
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Our expert implementation and integration services will take the risk out of your transformation project
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Equip your business with a pre-integrated system for complete customer experience management
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Our pre-integrated solutions will help you optimise your operations and reduce BSS/OSS complexity
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Cerillion is a product company that invests heavily in R&D to ensure its customers stay at the forefront of their respective markets
Cerillion Skyline is a complete solution for businesses looking to join the 'subscription revolution', offering powerful billing, charging and subscription lifecycle management capabilities.
Accelerate your digital transformation through our best of breed technologies, advanced insights and end-to-end business solutions.
Cerillion Skyline is a cloud billing solution for businesses looking to offer a flexible array of subscription and usage-based services.
Create new revenue streams and break down the traditional barriers between 'prepaid' and 'postpaid' services with a single point of charging for all customers and services.
Increase ARPU and improve your customer experience by providing 24x7 access to primary customer service and sales functions across PC, tablet and smartphone.
Improve your customer experience and streamline your order-to-cash with a CRM solution specifically designed to manage the business processes of a communications services provider.
The Cerillion Managed Service provides a full range of options to help improve your time to market, maintain low and predictable operational costs, and maximise your billing ROI.
Cerillion’s expert implementation and integration services will take the risk out of your billing transformation and help you achieve a smooth go-live.
ASTRID
Charging and Billing for First Responder Services.
Truphone
Multi-currency and multi-company billing for global mobile service.
C&W Communications
Multi-country CRM & Billing for quad-play services.
“ In Cerillion we have found a trusted partner who understands our goals and has helped us to enter the market. ”
“ We selected Cerillion due to their expertise in deploying end-to-end BSS solutions, whilst benefitting from their experience of 3GPP charging deployments in other European LTE sites. ”
“ Having looked initially at over fifty BSS vendors it was Cerillion’s track record of delivering out-of-the-box yet configurable systems that made them the stand-out option. ”
“ Cerillion helps us to deliver a superior customer experience by enabling all customer interactions to take place through one unified user interface. ”
“ Cerillion’s expertise in deploying end-to-end BSS solutions, combined with the breadth of their product suite and the future-proofing that can be achieved through, among others, convergent charging, made them the stand out choice. ”
“ The telecoms industry is rapidly evolving and Sure is excited to be at the forefront with this multi-million pound investment in a purpose-built platform from Cerillion that will enable us to completely transform our business; future-proofing it for the increasingly digital world. ”
“ We chose Cerillion because of their cooperativeness and flexibility, their record of accomplishment and because they offered a professional solution that met our needs and demands. ”
News and articles from Cerillion and our industry experts
Oops, Netflix did it again!
22nd January 2019
Video streaming giant Netflix has once again increased prices for its subscribers in the US. With subscription fatigue at an all-time high, will Netflix subscribers absorb the price hike again or will we see a subscription backlash?
Mastercard brings new rules for subscription businesses offering free trials
18th January 2019
Payments giant Mastercard has disrupted the subscriptions playbook by instituting new rules that will apply to subscription businesses offering free trials. These rules are developed to protect customers who often get stuck with subscriptions after signing up for a free trial. This move will finally shift the balance of power to subscribers and this is our top story in this week’s subscription roundup. In other news, Netflix has increased subscription prices whilst Amazon Prime has crossed 100 million global subscribers. NBC has also decided to step into the SVOD space with plans for a new service. In addition, British multinational software company Sage has seen a strong first quarter buoyed by recurring revenue. And finally, Fiat Chrysler has become the latest automobile company to launch a subscription plan.
Apple starts charging sales tax on subscriptions and purchases in Canada
16th January 2019
Regulations seem to be a big theme for 2019, and there will be even more scrutiny on companies like Apple from a tax, privacy and antitrust perspective. A new sales tax in Canada has already set the ball rolling for Apple this year, and we can expect to hear more of the same going forth. Shashank Venkat details the story
How will Apple cope with Netflix stopping in-app subscriptions?
11th January 2019
Apple’s feeling the heat in 2019. With Netflix stopping customers from subscribing through iTunes, Apple faces the prospect of losing a significant chunk of revenue, even as it struggles to cope with dwindling iPhone sales. What will Apple do? The question is our main highlight in this week’s subscription roundup as Spotify has also gone the Netflix way and stopped listeners from subscribing via iTunes. Are the bears back in the Wall Street for Apple? Netflix though, seems to be making all the right moves with its first adult interactive show and plans to set up a new production hub in Canada. We also look at a new app which helps you to manage subscriptions. And finally, we look at five trends that will shape the subscription market in 2019.
Five Subscription Business Trends for 2019
10th January 2019
The subscription juggernaut continues to roll in 2019. With many industries and businesses now fully embracing the subscription model, this year promises to be another big one for the subscription industry. So, what are the key trends to look out for in 2019? Shashank Venkat finds out
Roku to launch subscription streaming service
4th January 2019
Welcome to the first subscription roundup of 2019. The subscription juggernaut continues with hardware-device maker Roku planning to launch a SVOD service. Netflix is also looking to rake home more revenue in the new year as it has stopped offering subscriptions via iTunes. Amazon’s penchant for diversified services is well known but an analyst reckons that Jeff Bezos & co. should own gas stations as well! And lastly, MoviePass is back with three new subscription plans.