Skip to content
RohaLabs
Nova SuiteProduction

Nova Simulator

USSD, signaling & charging test lab.

A self-contained simulation lab that mimics the operator network — signaling, sessions and charging — so services can be built and tested end-to-end before going live.

Emulates
MSC/VLR · OCS
Scenarios
Declarative YAML
Packaging
Docker
Use
Local · CI/CD
In plain terms

A practice environment that pretends to be the live mobile network, so your team can build and test dial-in services, sessions and billing safely before exposing them to real customers. It removes the need to book scarce operator test windows.

Who it's forFor operator and VAS engineering and QA teams.

What you get

  • Test new dial-in services end-to-end before they touch the real network

  • Reproduce tricky network conditions on demand to catch bugs early

  • Cut reliance on scarce, costly operator test slots

  • Onboard and train teams in a safe, throwaway environment

The technical detail

Nova Simulator is the testing companion to the Nova Suite. It stands in for the live mobile network — the signaling, the customer sessions, and the billing — so your team can build and test dial-in services end to end without touching the real network. Scenarios are repeatable and written once, and the whole lab packages up cleanly to run on a laptop or inside automated testing.

Headline capabilities

Stands in for the live mobile network and customer sessions

Includes billing simulation to test prepaid and postpaid charging

Repeatable test scenarios you can run again and again

Packaged to run on a laptop or inside automated testing

Under the hood

01

Exercises the Nova USSD Core and gateway with realistic, simulated customer activity

02

Scriptable scenarios for normal, timeout and error conditions

03

Billing simulation to validate prepaid and postpaid charging before going live

04

Runs on its own or wired into automated test pipelines

Nova Suite

More from Nova Suite.

View all

Put Nova Simulator to work.

Tell us about your environment and constraints — we'll map it to a real deployment.