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Ericsson Digital Monetization Platform is a product-catalog-enabled charging, billing, and revenue management solution for communications service providers. It combines prepaid and postpaid services, fixed and mobile offerings, voice and data services, and retail and wholesale operations in one monetization environment.
The platform provides real-time rating and charging, billing, balance management, customer and service management, and product-catalog capabilities. It helps operators introduce new offers, pricing models, and digital services while reducing reliance on disconnected billing systems.
It can support consumer, enterprise, partner, 5G, IoT, network-slicing, and differentiated-connectivity business models while improving billing accuracy, service-launch speed, and operational control.
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Write a ReviewThe top five features are:
Converged real-time charging and billing
Product-catalog-driven offer management
Prepaid and postpaid service support
Consumer, enterprise, retail, wholesale, and partner monetization
Support for 5G, connected-device, and digital-service business models
The platform primarily serves communications service providers and telecom operators that need to charge, bill, and manage revenue across large subscriber bases, multiple access methods, and complex consumer, enterprise, and partner relationships.
The platform can support voice, data, fixed, mobile, prepaid, postpaid, retail, wholesale, consumer, enterprise, 5G, connected-device, and other digital services. The exact commercial configuration depends on the operator’s architecture and service portfolio.
Relevant alternatives include Oracle Cloud Scale Billing, Netcracker Digital Platform, Netcracker Monetization and Customer Experience, Aria Billing Cloud, DigitalRoute Usage Data Platform, CSG Ascendon, Amdocs, Optiva BSS Platform, and Cerillion BSS/OSS Suite.
Ericsson does not publicly advertise a free trial. Prospective customers should request a solution assessment, demonstration, architecture workshop, or enterprise quotation.
Yes. The platform is designed for carrier-scale charging and billing. A full-stack deployment for Indosat was designed to support approximately 100 million subscribers, providing a substantial live-market reference.
Ericsson describes the platform as a product-catalog-enabled convergent charging and billing solution covering prepaid, postpaid, voice, data, fixed, mobile, retail, and wholesale services. Ericsson’s wider monetization portfolio supports open APIs, public or private cloud-based deployment models, and scalable revenue operations.
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