Nova USSD Core
The engine that runs your dial-in services.
The engine behind your dial-in menus — deciding what each customer sees next, serving many clients privately from one platform, and staying fast under heavy load.
- Engine
- Dynamic flow navigator
- Modules
- Hot-swap JAR loader
- Tenancy
- Multi-tenant (ORG_ID)
- Observability
- Prometheus + OpenTelemetry
This is the brain that runs the dial-in menus customers see on their phones, deciding what comes next at each step. One system can serve many different clients at once, each kept private from the others.
Who it's forFor mobile operators and value-added-service providers.
What you get
Run many clients' dial-in services from one system, each kept fully separate
Update a client's menu logic without taking the service offline
Handle large numbers of simultaneous customers reliably
Capture useful customer and session details for reporting
Nova USSD Core is the engine that runs your interactive dial-in (USSD) services, deciding what each customer sees at every step. You can change how a service behaves without rebuilding or restarting it, and one platform serves many clients or brands at once — each kept fully private. It stays fast and reliable even with large numbers of customers on it at the same time.
Headline capabilities
Change how a service behaves without taking it offline
Serve many clients or brands from one platform, each kept private
Stays fast and reliable even at very high volume
Captures useful customer and session details for reporting
Under the hood
Connects to other systems several ways, and can push notifications out to customers
Fast, shared session tracking that scales as customer numbers grow
Keeps each client's menus, screens and settings fully private from the others
Calls out to your own and third-party systems, with custom logic per client
Built-in encryption, optional event streaming, and full monitoring
Captures useful customer and location details for reporting
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