We're Now a BroadSoft Solutions Partner

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We're pleased to announce that TimelyBill is now a BroadSoft OSS/BSS Solutions Partner.

TimelyBill is now a BroadSoft OSS/BSS Solutions Partner

Did you know TimelyBill has full provisioning integration with the BroadSoft platform?

Our unique provisioning system design, combined with the tight integration of our product catalog, provides “true” flow through provisioning to the BroadSoft platform.

You can build provisioning plans containing the information necessary to execute up to 10 different provision methods (i.e., activate, suspend, and resume).  Each method can contain an unlimited number of steps.  TimelyBill also has the ability to modify BroadSoft settings on a single or multiple-user basis.

During a provisioning process, TimelyBill is able to populate variables from any service or customer. We also enable the linking of trouble ticket emails to every provisioning step. So, if a problem occurs during the automated provisioning process, notifications are sent immediately.

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