Subscriber billing, RADIUS, OLT/ONU management, payments and regulatory compliance in one platform — running today for ISPs with 150,000+ subscribers between them.
A typical ISP runs a billing system, a separate RADIUS box, a spreadsheet of OLT logins, a payment gateway someone integrated once, a ticketing tool and a regulator demanding flow logs. None of them share a record. Every month, someone reconciles by hand.
A subscriber is paid up in one system and disconnected in another. Support finds out from the customer.
Regulators ask for session logs tied to a real subscriber. Most ISPs cannot answer without a week of exports.
Every new service — hotspots, resellers, field teams — adds another login, another database, another reconciliation.
SentraNet Core runs the ISP: subscriber lifecycle and billing, a full RFC RADIUS/AAA server, OLT/ONU management across 16 vendors, bKash, Nagad, Stripe and PayPal payments, a customer self-care portal and partner/reseller management. Everything else is a module on the same data.
Core is what every ISP runs. Each module adds a function ISPs usually buy separately — on the same subscriber record, with no integration project.
Subscriber billing, RADIUS/AAA, OLT/ONU management, payments, self-care portal and partner/reseller management.
NetFlow/IPFIX logging with every session attributed to a subscriber, and BTRC / lawful data-retention reports generated on demand.
Generate, sell and activate MikroTik hotspot vouchers from the same billing system that runs your fibre subscribers.
Accounting, HR, payroll and inventory for the ISP itself — subscriber revenue and staff costs on one chart of accounts.
Inbound subscriber support with IVR and queues, plus outbound campaigns for renewals, outages and collections.
Track field technicians and vehicles, approve fuel, schedule maintenance and tie every truck roll to a subscriber ticket.
SentraNet runs the billing, RADIUS and network management for one ISP with 95,000+ subscribers, and a second ISP with 55,000+ subscribers is now in implementation. Both are in Bangladesh, where the OLT mix, mobile-money payments and regulatory logging requirements are among the hardest an ISP platform has to meet.
RFC 2865, 2866 and 5176 implemented in a purpose-written async server, with live CoA, failover and RadSec. Not a wrapper around FreeRADIUS.
HTTP drivers for 16 OLT vendors plus CLI over SSH, auto-discovery of ONUs, optical monitoring and ONT failure prediction.
bKash, Nagad, Stripe and PayPal integrated behind one paybill router with asynchronous reconciliation and gateway-failure alerts.
Flow logging at carrier scale with columnar storage, every session attributed to a subscriber, retention reports for regulators (e.g. BTRC).
Automated detectors across billing, RADIUS and network health; churn and ONT-failure prediction. Optional, can be switched off.
RADIUS and OLT polling close to the NAS estate; portals in the cloud if preferred. Role-based access, full audit trail.
SentraNet is priced per active subscriber per month, volume-tiered, so the cost scales with your network rather than with a project plan. Modules are added to the same per-subscriber rate. Implementation and migration are scoped separately.
What is included: SentraNet Core, hosting guidance, updates and support. What is added per module: Compliance & Logging, Hotspot & Vouchers, Back Office, Support Desk, Field Ops. Talk to us for a quote based on your subscriber count and the modules you need.
Talk to us about pricingNot every ISP needs these. The ones running fairs, walk-in centres or training programmes do.
QR codes on leaflets, partner-shop stickers and fair stands. See which area or partner brings new sign-ups, and run scan-and-win rewards at ISP fairs and promotions.
Learn moreToken kiosks, queue management and feedback for walk-in service centres and fair counters at large ISPs.
Learn moreOnline and offline training, exams and certification for ISP engineers and field technicians — OLT setup, fibre splicing, field safety — plus staff onboarding.
Learn moreWe will walk SentraNet through your own network — your plans, your NAS estate, your OLT vendors — so you can judge it on the operation you actually run.