Questions & answers

Seamless OS is a cloud-native telecom platform that enables companies to launch, operate, and scale connectivity services. It provides all the capabilities needed to run a telecom operator, including customer management, billing, provisioning, product configuration, and integrations with network and ecosystem partners. The platform is designed to automate telecom operations, reduce operational complexity, and allow operators to launch and grow services quickly. Seamless OS is built on the experience of running a telecom operator, combining automation, self-service configuration, and an integrated technology stack to support the full lifecycle of a connectivity business.

Yes. Seamless OS provides the full set of BSS and OSS capabilities needed to launch and operate telecom services. It combines commercial and operational functionality in a single cloud-native platform, enabling operators to manage customers, products, billing, and service provisioning while integrating with network and ecosystem partners.

Seamless OS is built for companies launching or operating telecom services. Typical customers include mobile network operators, MVNOs, MVNEs, ISPs, and enterprises launching digital connectivity products.

Seamless OS supports multiple telecom business models. This includes MNOs, MVNOs, MVNEs, CSPs, digital brands, connectivity providers, and companies offering telecom services as part of a broader product portfolio.

Yes. Seamless OS is designed as a cloud-native platform. Cloud deployment allows operators to scale operations, deploy updates quickly, and integrate with modern cloud infrastructure and services.

Yes. Seamless OS can be deployed as a white-label solution. Operators can fully brand the customer experience, including apps, portals, service offerings, and pricing models.

Seamless OS includes all the capabilities needed to launch and run a telecom operator. Additional capabilities, such as advanced analytics, automation tools, partner and custom integrations, and sandbox environments, can be added based on the operator's requirements. Seamless OS is delivered as a continuously evolving platform, with updates and maintenance handled centrally by Valdyr. Operators benefit from continuous innovation with zero maintenance — new features, integrations, and improvements are rolled out regularly.

Seamless OS supports any telecom market where a connectivity partner and regulatory requirements can be met. The platform integrates with local MNOs or connectivity providers and supports country-specific operational, regulatory, and commercial configurations.

Seamless OS supports operators at different stages of growth, from new digital brands launching their first services to established operators serving large customer bases. Operators can start small and scale to hundreds of thousands or millions of subscribers without replacing their platform.

Seamless OS works with both startups and established telecom operators. The platform's modular architecture allows new entrants to launch quickly while supporting the complexity required by large operators.

Yes. Companies outside the telecom industry can use Seamless OS to launch connectivity services and add mobile connectivity to their existing products or services. Adding connectivity to your existing product can create new revenue streams, strengthen customer relationships, and deliver more integrated digital experiences. With Seamless OS, companies can integrate connectivity directly into offerings such as devices, financial services, subscriptions, or software platforms, while managing customers, billing, and services through a single platform.

Seamless OS uses a commercial model that scales with the operator's business. Pricing includes three components: a one-time implementation fee to launch the operator, subscriber-based pricing tied to the number of active subscribers on the platform, and optional services or capabilities such as additional modules, sandbox environments, or enhanced support and SLA packages. The implementation fee varies with the scope and complexity of the deployment, including factors such as new integrations, custom requirements, and whether existing pre-integrated partners can be used. Subscriber-based pricing is tiered, with the price per subscriber decreasing as the operator grows. A minimum monthly platform license also applies, ensuring a baseline platform cost until subscriber volumes exceed that level. This structure allows operators to launch with predictable costs while aligning the platform's pricing with long-term subscriber growth.

Yes. Operators can migrate from existing BSS/OSS or telecom platforms to Seamless OS. The delivery team supports the full migration process, including transferring subscriber and billing data, integrating with network partners, and validating operational workflows such as onboarding, provisioning, and number porting. The goal is to ensure the operator can continue serving customers without disruption during the transition to the new platform. Because Valdyr has experience migrating operators across different markets and setups, the process is structured and repeatable.

Implementation timelines depend on the operator type and the scope of the deployment. For new operators launching a brand without migrating a large existing customer base, Seamless OS can enable launches in as few as 3 weeks by leveraging existing integrations with network and ecosystem partners. For established operators migrating from legacy platforms, migrations are often completed in under 3 months using structured, repeatable delivery processes.

Onboarding with Seamless OS is designed to get operators to commercial readiness quickly. Operators can configure products, pricing, and customer journeys directly on the platform, rather than through custom development. The delivery team works closely with operators throughout the process, covering integrations with network and ecosystem partners, migration preparation when needed, end-to-end testing, and training the operator's team to run the platform confidently.

Yes. Valdyr manages the data migration as part of the delivery process. This includes transferring subscriber, billing, product configurations, and other operational data from legacy systems while ensuring services continue to run without disruption. The process uses structured discovery, rehearsal migrations, and end-to-end testing to ensure a smooth transition.

The goal is to migrate operators without disrupting the customer experience. Migrations are carefully planned using proven processes that include rehearsal migrations, end-to-end testing, and controlled cutover strategies. In many cases, customers will not notice the migration happening. When brief service windows are required, they are planned in advance and communicated clearly.

Seamless OS integrates with both mobile network operators and connectivity aggregators that provide wholesale access to network infrastructure. Valdyr maintains a wide network of pre-integrated partners, allowing operators to launch services faster without building integrations from scratch. Because the platform is network-agnostic, operators can work with different network partners depending on their market and commercial agreements.

Yes. Seamless OS is designed to integrate with your existing connectivity partners. Operators can continue working with their current mobile network operators or connectivity aggregators while using Seamless OS to manage customers, billing, provisioning, and operations. If the network partner is not already integrated, the team can support the integration during the implementation.

Yes. Seamless OS integrates with a variety of payment providers. If the payment provider is not already integrated, the team can support the integration during implementation.

Yes. Seamless OS is designed to work with your existing ecosystem of partners. Operators can continue using their current connectivity partners, payment providers, tax services, identity providers, insurance and device protection providers, logistics and 3PL partners, and other operational systems. Valdyr also maintains a broad set of pre-integrated partners across these areas to help operators launch faster.

Yes. Seamless OS is built to integrate with an operator's existing systems and partners. Using APIs, webhooks, and a wide set of pre-integrated connectors, the platform can exchange data with CRM systems, payment providers, identity services, logistics partners, analytics platforms, and other operational tools.

Yes. Seamless OS includes AI-powered capabilities designed to automate operations, improve customer engagement, and provide actionable insights. AI features include AI agents that assist with customer interactions and support workflows, AI-powered insights that analyze operational and customer data to help operators understand performance and identify patterns, and capabilities for more automated, personalized interactions across digital channels.

Seamless OS automates telecom operations through configurable workflows that manage operational processes from start to finish. Operators can automate customer onboarding, order handling, service activation, billing events, and customer lifecycle management. Workflows trigger actions automatically based on events or conditions. The platform also includes an extensive library of third-party connectors for cross-system automation, allowing operators to run telecom services with lean teams while scaling efficiently.

Seamless OS provides a comprehensive REST API and webhooks, enabling operators and developers to integrate telecom functionality directly into their systems and applications. The REST API enables developers to manage customers, subscribers, subscriptions, orders, products, and configurations. Webhooks provide real-time event notifications, enabling external systems to automatically react to changes and trigger workflows. Full documentation is available at https://docs.valdyr.tech/.

Yes. Seamless OS is designed to be extensible. Through REST APIs and webhooks, developers can extend platform capabilities, automate workflows, and build custom services or customer experiences. Documentation is available at https://docs.valdyr.tech/.

Seamless OS turns your product catalog into a growth engine. The platform allows operators to transform their catalog into a digital marketplace for telecom and value-added services. You can bundle, upsell, or resell anything — from mobile plans, travel eSIMs, and data packs to streaming, gaming, devices, or insurance. All products and offers are managed in one place, enabling quick launches and easy maintenance.

Yes. Seamless OS allows operators to design and launch their own products directly within the platform through a flexible product catalog, including both telecom services and external partner products.

Yes. Sandbox environments can be provided for development and integration testing, allowing teams to experiment with APIs, configure products, and test integrations before deployment.

Seamless OS is designed with strong data protection and privacy principles, including support for GDPR requirements.

Seamless OS protects customer data through a combination of secure infrastructure, controlled access, and strong operational practices. The platform is built on security as a core principle, with strict access controls, encrypted sensitive data, and continuous monitoring. Access to customer data is restricted by role and permission, ensuring only authorized users can view or manage sensitive information.

Seamless OS is deployed on secure cloud infrastructure. Data hosting locations can be selected based on regulatory requirements, performance needs, and the operator's market, enabling alignment with regional data residency and compliance requirements.

Yes. Hosting regions can be selected based on regulatory or operational requirements.

Seamless OS follows a continuous delivery model with no traditional release cycles. New features, improvements, integrations, and bug fixes are deployed continuously by Valdyr without downtime via a CI/CD pipeline. Operators always run the latest version of the platform without planning upgrades, managing release cycles, or scheduling maintenance windows. This approach ensures rapid issue resolution, continuous innovation, and a stable, secure, and up-to-date platform while minimizing operational overhead.