CUSTOMER STORY | TELECOM

Snype certifies 150 billion monthly transactions on a single standard server

Snype certifies traffic, revenue and fraud data for a national telecom network with more than 40 million users. With Anatella, the full monthly processing takes 5 to 7 hours.

Transactions per month


150B

Full data processing


5 to 7 h

Operators integrated


7

OVERVIEW


The challenge.

A national network produces data from several operators and hundreds of sources, and the figures must be certified.


7 operators to integrate

The data of 7 operators had to be integrated into one consistent processing chain.


20 million files a month

About 20 million files arrive every month from more than 200 sources.


Certified information

Traffic volume, revenues, fraud control, mobile money and transactional data had to be certified.

SOLUTION


What was done.

Anatella processes, cleans, structures, aggregates and stores the data on a single standard server.

Collect

About 20 million files per month, from more than 200 sources and 7 operators, are integrated.

Process

Anatella transforms 150 billion monthly transactions on a single standard server.

Certify

The output is certified information on traffic volume, revenues, fraud control, mobile money and transactional data.

RESULTS


What changed.

The full monthly processing now runs in 5 to 7 hours on one standard server.

Volume

150 billion transactions processed per month.

Time

Full data processing in 5 to 7 hours.

Infrastructure

A single standard server.

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Read the method.

Data Integration

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Extract, clean and transform data from more than 80 sources on one standard server.

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Fraud Detection

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Estimate, for each transaction or case, the probability that it is fraudulent, and see the factors behind the alert.

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SEE FOR YOURSELF


Test it on your own data.

Run TIMi on your own data with a free trial, or talk to us about your case.

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