Send us 48 hours of CDRs from a corridor you are suspicious about, or your worst-performing one. We run them through the same observatory methodology that watches our own traffic, and you get a corridor report: leak signals, bypass and refiling patterns, quality drift, and what we would escalate first. No cost, no commitment, no slides.
The Free Traffic Audit is a corridor-level analysis of your own call and messaging records against the per-corridor baselines, fraud signatures and quality models we run in production every day. You receive a written report, typically within three business days: what the data shows, what it does not, and which findings deserve escalation. If your corridors are clean, we will say so.
A CDR sample from any corridor you choose: A-number, B-number, timestamps, duration, destination. Under NDA if you prefer. We work with the metadata only, never subscriber content, GDPR-aligned by design.
The same pipeline that watches our own wholesale traffic: per-corridor baselines, bypass and refiling signatures, A-number integrity checks, quality drift, settlement-versus-CDR reconciliation.
A written report, typically within three business days: findings ranked by financial impact, the evidence behind each, and what we would escalate first if it were our network.
Before you send anything, count how many of these you recognize from your own traffic. Three or more, and the audit will pay for the hour it takes you.
1. Average call duration collapsing on specific corridors while answer rates hold.
2. Domestic-looking A-numbers carrying international call patterns.
3. No-CLI or presentation-restricted share spiking per corridor.
4. The same B-numbers repeating across many different A-numbers.
5. P2P/A2P ratios drifting upward month over month on messaging corridors.
6. Sender IDs arriving inconsistently across different corridors.
7. A wide gap between NER and ASR: calls ringing, nobody answering.
8. Post-dial delay spikes on routes sold as direct.
9. Interconnect invoices drifting from your own CDR totals.
10. Delivery receipts reporting success your conversion data contradicts.
11. One route suddenly the cheapest on a corridor, with no commercial explanation.
12. Nobody has recalibrated fraud thresholds in over a quarter.
Recognize three or more? Request the free audit. Recognize none? Run it anyway on your worst corridor; the finding you are not expecting is the one that costs the most.
The methodology is public. See what it catches on OTT bypass, CLI refiling and A2P grey routes, or read the wholesale fraud guide.
