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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
New Zealand to implement new Digital Tax on online giants?
22nd February 2019
In this week’s subscription roundup, regulations are back in the spotlight as New Zealand plans to update its laws to tax multinational firms like Amazon, Google and Facebook. The authorities have pointed out the fact that these multinational companies earn a significant chunk of revenue inside the country but are not liable to pay taxes. As more countries enact such taxation laws, the effect will be felt on the bottom lines of these companies. In other news, Amazon is all set to grab $11 billion in advertising revenue in 2019. And finally, streaming giant Spotify has just rolled out support for fitness wearable brand Garmin’s Vivoactive 3 series.
Is your business ready to maximise the potential of CPQ?
20th February 2019
Configure Price Quote or CPQ software is radically transforming traditional sales processes. CPQ integration with other applications such as ERP, charging, billing and CRM solutions can help CSPs quickly transition to DSPs. Shashank Singh presents the details
Apple may launch its new subscription services next month
15th February 2019
The subscription industry is eagerly awaiting Apple’s new subscription services and it looks like the wait is about to come to an end. In our subscription roundup this week, our top story is the possibility of Apple launching its new video streaming and news subscription service next month. Will Apple take the subscription world by storm? Apple is also making it easy for users to manage their iOS app subscriptions in its latest update. In other news, T-Mobile is now planning to get into the subscription game with its own à la carte video streaming service. Then, we look at a market report which believes that Netflix will more than double its subscribers in the next decade. We also look closely at Spotify’s latest acquisitions – Gimlet and Anchor. And finally, we examine an industry report that shows that video subscriptions are rising in China.
Spotify makes two acquisitions as it looks to diversify its offerings
12th February 2019
Spotify has just acquired two podcasting companies – Gimlet Media and Anchor. The move should help the streaming giant shore up its non-music content. It’s also a lesson for subscription businesses about the importance of diverse offerings. Shashank Venkat presents the details
Can IKEA start a new wave of furniture subscriptions?
8th February 2019
Multinational furniture company, IKEA, has become the newest entrant into the world of subscriptions as it explores this business model to boost growth. Subscriptions may have just come at the right time for IKEA as it looks to transform its online operations. IKEA’s subscription move is our main highlight in this week’s subscription roundup. In other news, Toyota has officially launched KINTO, a new entity to manage and operate its car subscription service. YouTube and The New York Times are also seeing growth amidst emphasis on subscriptions. FMCG giant Unilever is diving deep in the subscriptions game with its acquisition of Graze. Lastly, we look at Spotify which continues to consolidate its position as the leading music streaming service.
Apple to launch new gaming subscription service soon?
1st February 2019
It’s all about Apple in this week’s subscription roundup as there are rumours about the smartphone giant venturing into a new gaming subscription service. Apple has also tied up with American Airlines to take its Apple Music to the skies. Industry analysts think that Apple will focus more on subscriptions amidst dwindling iPhone sales. We then turn our attention to WarnerMedia which has said that it will be focusing on both subscriptions and advertising for its new streaming service. We then look at Amazon’s struggles in India with new e-commerce regulations. And finally, we look at some subscription industry numbers which may surprise you.