Carrier-grade AAA and CRM for ISPs and CSPs
i2iCore runs the core of your network. RADIUS AAA decides who gets on, CRM makes sure every subscriber is billed, and i2i 360 gives your teams one operator workspace for customers, partners and tickets, with an app switcher into the consoles registered for your organisation.
i2i 360Operations overviewIllustrative dataBuilt on open standards
The core
Every operator starts here. i2i AAA decides who gets on the network and records what each session uses; i2i CRM turns that usage and each renewal into invoices, payments and partner commission. The other modules plug into these two.
Core · Authorise
High-performance, stable, scalable AAA server for user access and resource management.
Core · Bill
Prepaid, postpaid and hybrid billing models, partner wallets and multi-service provisioning, with leads, customers and their history in one place.
i2i 360 sits on top of the core: one operator workspace for customers, billing, partners and tickets, with an app switcher into the consoles your organisation uses.
Access · i2i BNG
i2i BNG processes packets in user space with DPDK on standard x86 servers, so PPPoE subscriber termination and CGNAT run without proprietary hardware. Speed and policy come from RADIUS and can be changed live by CoA. Operators work through a command line with commit and rollback, a web interface and SNMP.
The platform
Add what your network needs, when it needs it. Each module connects to the core, and you open the consoles you are entitled to from the i2i 360 app switcher.
The brain
The brain of the i2iCore platform: one sign-in, one operator workspace and one place to run the modules your operation uses, from access to cash.
Terminate PPPoE subscribers on a DPDK-based gateway, decide access and speed in RADIUS AAA and keep the IP logs that lawful lookups depend on. Each layer speaks standard RADIUS to the next.
Live sessionsIllustrative| Subscriber | Access | Gateway | IP | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FTTH-44120 | PPPoE | bng-01 | 100.64.18.23 | Authorised |
| FTTH-51877 | PPPoE | bng-02 | 100.64.22.140 | Authorised |
| ENT-2209 | IPoE | bng-01 | 203.0.113.14 | Authorised |
| WIFI-GUEST-88 | Hotspot | ap-lobby | 10.20.4.77 | Captive portal |
| FTTH-39002 | PPPoE | bng-02 | – | Rejected: expired plan |
4 authorised · 1 rejectedIP logs retained · Trace
One billing system for prepaid and postpaid plans, GST e-invoices through ClearTax or WebTel, payment gateway adaptors and commission wallets for distributors, sub-distributors and LCOs.
Invoices and settlementIllustrativeCommission on one recharge, by partner level
Register and configure routers and ONTs over TR-069, and watch switches, OLTs and ONUs so a fault shows which customers it touches before the phone rings.
Customer equipmentIllustrative| Serial | Model | Firmware | Signal |
|---|---|---|---|
| ZTEG-C8A1F2 | ONT · F670L | V9.0.11 | −19.8 dBm |
| HWTC-7B20E1 | ONT · HG8245H | V3R017 | −21.4 dBm |
| TPLK-40F3A9 | Router · EX220 | 1.2.3 | Online |
| ZTEG-C8B07D | ONT · F670L | V9.0.10 | −28.6 dBm |
Alarm Low optical power on ZTEG-C8B07D
Customers renew, pay and raise requests in a self-care portal. Partners onboard customers, top up wallets and follow their commission in a portal that mirrors the operator's own.
Partner portalIllustrativeTickets carry the subscriber, plan and partner, are routed to the right team and are timed against SLA policies, through to a work order for the visit.
Complaint queueIllustrativeOne identity service for staff, partners and machine accounts, an assistant that answers from the portals' own help and looks up live data, and a gateway for the outside systems you approve.
AI AssistantIllustrativeHow many FTTH customers in Pune are due for renewal this week?
1,284 FTTH subscribers in Pune expire in the next 7 days; 212 of them are on autopay.
From: CRM subscriptions · as of 09:40
Why i2iCore
The core, the edge and everything around them come from one team, so nothing sits between who gets on the network and who gets billed. Carrier-grade is the standard we build to, and the four points below are what you can check.
Access, gateway, billing, partner network and device management come from one team. The server that decides who gets on the network writes its usage straight into the billing schema that invoices them.
From authentication to invoice
You install and operate i2iCore yourself, on servers you control, as Java services, Docker images and x86 gateways. Subscriber records stay where your licence and local rules expect them.
Your data, your servers
Access policies, plans, taxes, dunning rules and partner commission are data held in the consoles. Changing a tax zone or a fair-usage rule does not wait for a code release.
Configuration, not code
GST e-invoicing, gateways such as Razorpay, Paytm and PayU, WhatsApp and SMS alerts, Aadhaar eKYC at onboarding and TDS on partner commission sit inside the billing system, not beside it.
Tax, payment and messaging together
Tax, payments and messaging
Plans, tax zones and channel adaptors are configuration, so an operator changes them without waiting for a code release. These are the parts of the billing system that Indian operators ask about first.
AI in the network and the portals
Two places where machine learning and language models are built in today, each described as it works.
i2i NetPulse
NetPulse, our network monitoring system, trains a model on each operator's own readings to flag ONUs likely to go offline in the next 24 hours, and ranks the customers behind them so support can act first. It learns from your network, not from industry averages.
Admin and partner portals
The i2i AI Assistant answers how-to questions from each portal's help knowledge base and shows the menu path to the screen. For live figures it calls read-only tools as the signed-in user. It does not change any data.
Who it's for
Fibre and wireless ISPs, cable and local operators, enterprise connectivity, public Wi-Fi and telcos each get a page that lists the modules they use and why. If a term is unfamiliar, the glossary explains AAA, CGNAT, TR-069, dunning and more.
FTTH and GPON operators who sell broadband plans to home and business subscribers, directly and through partners.
See the solutionFixed-wireless operators serving towns and rural areas from towers, where every subscriber depends on radio links.
See the solutionOperators whose customers sign up, get served and pay through a network of franchises and LCOs.
See the solutionOperators selling business connectivity and leased lines to companies that expect accountable service and clear invoices.
See the solutionVenues, hospitality and city networks that offer guest Wi-Fi through a captive portal and want to manage access and revenue.
See the solutionCommunication service providers and larger operators with big teams, many systems and formal control over access and records.
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