Telecom Assurance
Verify voice, CLI, SMS, OTP and connectivity at the physical destination, not only what upstream systems say was sent.
Who it is for and what it answers
Carriers, wholesale voice providers, aggregators, CPaaS platforms and telecom assurance teams that need to know what actually arrived at the endpoint.
What it answers
Did the call arrive with the expected CLI? Did the message arrive with the expected Sender ID and content? Did the connection behave as expected at the destination?
From question to evidence
What was sent is only half the story.Telecom Assurance shows you what arrived.
The route
Origin → carrier path → destination carrier → physical handset → observed evidence
Define what must arrive
Specify what you expect the destination endpoint to receive: the expected CLI, an SMS Sender ID, OTP content, call behavior or connectivity outcome.
Target the destination
Choose the destination market, carrier and other supported endpoint requirements. Unetwork identifies suitable physical devices on the relevant network.
A physical endpoint receives
The call, message or supported verification task reaches a real handset on the destination network. Unetwork observes what actually arrives at that endpoint.
Evidence comes back
The result is returned with the available destination context, so the expected outcome can be compared with what was actually observed.
What a run returns
By task type:
Voice and CLI
Messaging and OTP
Connectivity Verification
Example
See an example CLI verification run
United Kingdom
Spain
Software attested
+44 XXX XXX XXXX
+44 XXX XXX XXXX
VERIFIED
Tell us what must arrive.
Describe the route, the task type and the destination markets, and we will scope a Telecom Assurance test with you.
Endpoint attestation
Unetwork supports three endpoint attestation states, allowing the platform to record which attestation state applied to the participating endpoint.
No attestation
A physical Unetwork endpoint without an additional software or hardware attestation result.
Software attested
The endpoint has passed the supported software-based attestation process.
Hardware attested
The endpoint has passed the supported hardware-backed attestation process.
Workloads can target endpoints by attestation state where that requirement is relevant to the task.
- Any
- No attestation required
- Software attested
- Hardware attested