S2C Platform Telephone Number Module
Telephone Number Module

Telephone number management for ranges, numbers and inventory-linked records

The Telephone Number module enables operators to manage and assign telephone number ranges and individual numbers, and to associate them with objects stored in the inventory, a complete solution for tracking number resources and generating insight into network and user activity.

E.164
Geo, non-geo & MSISDN
Any format
Country format & plan
Bulk ⇥
Batch import & allocation
Auto ⟳
Discovery from live network
OCN ⇄
Ported in / out tracking

What does the Telephone Number Module do?

Telephone numbers remain central to identity and account management across both fixed and mobile networks. The Telephone Number module gives operators a complete solution to track and manage number resources, from full ranges down to individual numbers, and to associate them with the objects stored in your Service2Create inventory. The result is an accurate, always-current record of every number and the insight to understand network and user activity behind it.

Manage & track

Manage ranges, track numbers, generate reports.

Numbers are key to identity and account management for both fixed and mobile services. The Telephone Number module provides a complete solution to track and manage number resources across your organisation, and to generate the reports and insights that reveal how those numbers are being used across the network.

Manage ranges and individual numbers in one place
Associate numbers with inventory objects
Track number resources for fixed and mobile
Generate reports on number and user activity
One accurate, always-current source of truth
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Any number format

Geographic, non-geographic and mobile.

The module supports E.164, geographic and non-geographic numbers, and mobile MSISDNs. Every number can be correlated to the assets it relates to, circuits, customers, nodes and locations, so you keep an accurate record of what each number connects to and how it is used.

Manage ranges and individual numbers
Allocate and associate with activation or usage
Freephone, premium and private numbers
Any country format and numbering plan
Correlate numbers to circuits, customers, nodes & locations
Auto-discovery

Discover numbers from the live network.

Service2Create integrates with your live networks to discover and synchronise numbers automatically, ensuring your records stay accurate and assisting forward planning. Create and manage blocks, ranges, sub-ranges and sub-sub-ranges with granular control, and filter, search and discover across the entire number estate.

Discover and synchronise numbers from live networks
Manage blocks, ranges, sub-ranges & sub-sub-ranges
Granular control over how numbers are structured
Filter, search and discover across the estate
Support business and sales processes
Bulk import

Import in bulk. Allocate with simple control.

Import batches of numbers and allocate or assign them to partners and customers with simple, consistent control. Identify ported numbers by their Operating Company Number (OCN) and track expiry and activation dates, so nothing slips through the cracks as numbers move through their lifecycle.

Review status, assigned, reserved, aging
Ported-from / ported-to operator identities & indicators
Circuit and customer correlation
Alpha-numeric handling and compatibility
Track expiry and activation dates
Inside Service2Create

How the Telephone Number Module connects to Service2Create.

The Telephone Number Module does more than keep a list of numbers. It links every number, whether E.164, geographic, non-geographic or mobile MSISDN, to the circuits, customers, nodes and locations that use it.

Numbers discovered from the live network, imported in bulk or allocated to partners and customers all land in the same record, so the same data supports inventory, network planning, order handling and reporting in Service2Create.

Every number, tied to the network it runs on.

Who it is for

Who uses the Telephone Number Module?

The Telephone Number Module is used by the teams responsible for planning, allocating and tracking number resources across fixed and mobile networks.

Day to day, that means administrators keeping number ranges and statuses accurate, engineers tracing a number back to the circuit and node it runs on, and sales and provisioning teams allocating numbers to new customers and partners.

Number Administrator manages ranges and sub-ranges and keeps every number's status, such as assigned, reserved or aging, accurate.
Network Engineer traces a number back to the circuit, node and location it runs on.
Network Planner works from up-to-date, discovered number data when planning capacity and new number ranges.
Sales and Provisioning allocate numbers to customers and partners, including freephone, premium and private numbers.
Interconnect and Porting track numbers ported to and from other operators, with operator identities and activation and expiry dates.
Why choose the S2C Telephone Number Module

Every number, tracked and accounted for.

Geographic, non-geographic and mobile ranges managed in one place, discovered from the live network and allocated with control.

01

Manage

Ranges and individual numbers across geographic, non-geographic and mobile formats.

02

Discover

Find numbers already live on the network and bring them under management.

03

Allocate

Import in bulk and assign numbers with simple, auditable control.

How it compares

Built for numbers, not bolted on later.

Spreadsheets and general-purpose OSS tools weren't designed around live number resources. Here's how the VC4 S2C Telephone Number module measures up.

Capability VC4 S2C Telephone NumberInventory-driven Spreadsheets / manualAd-hoc tracking Generic OSSNot number-focused
E.164 + geo / non-geo + MSISDN support
Ranges, sub-ranges & sub-sub-ranges
Number ↔ asset / customer correlation
Auto-discovery & sync from live network
Bulk import & allocation
Ported-number (OCN) tracking
Status / aging / expiry management
Reporting & insight on number activity
Fully supported
Partial / add-on required
Not available
Frequently asked

Questions about number management.

The questions we hear most from operators evaluating the Telephone Number module. Need more detail? Our full FAQ covers modules, migration, security and licensing, or ask our team directly.

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What does the Telephone Number module manage?
It lets operators manage and assign telephone number ranges and individual numbers, and associate them with the objects stored in your Service2Create inventory. That gives you a complete solution for tracking number resources and generating insight into network and user activity, for both fixed and mobile services.
Which number formats are supported?
The module supports E.164, geographic and non-geographic numbers, and mobile MSISDNs. It also handles freephone, premium and private numbers in any country format and numbering plan, including alpha-numeric handling where required.
How does auto-discovery keep numbers accurate?
Service2Create integrates with your live networks to discover and synchronise numbers automatically. Records stay aligned with what is actually deployed, which keeps the data accurate and assists forward planning as your number estate changes.
Can I bulk import and allocate numbers?
Yes. You can import batches of numbers and allocate or assign them to partners and customers with simple, consistent control. You can also manage blocks, ranges, sub-ranges and sub-sub-ranges with granular control over how numbers are structured.
How are ported numbers handled?
Ported numbers are identified by their Operating Company Number (OCN), with ported-from and ported-to operator identities and indicators recorded. Alongside expiry and activation dates and aging status, this gives a clear view of every number's lifecycle.
How are numbers linked to customers and assets?
Numbers can be correlated to the assets they relate to, circuits, customers, nodes and locations, and allocated with activation or usage. This keeps an accurate record of what each number connects to and supports business and sales processes across the organisation.