Commercial AI Infrastructure · Vendor-Agnostic · TM Forum Open API

Reclaim Lost Revenue.
Automate Commercial Orchestration.

A vendor-agnostic agentic AI middleware layer that connects to any BSS/OSS stack via TM Forum Open API-compliant secure APIs and continuously executes the cash-flow critical workflows operators run manually today: churn mitigation, dynamic pricing, partner settlement, and go-to-market orchestration. No rip-and-replace. Deployed in weeks. Margin recovery measurable within the first quarter.

3–5%

of operator revenue leaks annually through unexecuted commercial workflows

$1.7T

global telecom revenue — tens of billions in recoverable margin

38%

CAGR of AI in telecom — fastest-growing software category in the sector

4wks

average deployment time via Open API integration

Scope an Enterprise Pilot

The Revenue Leakage Problem

Every quarter, operators leave recoverable margin on the table

Telecom operators have invested billions automating their networks. Their commercial layer remains manual. Churn prediction, dynamic pricing, partner settlement, and go-to-market execution are run by analyst teams processing subscriber event telemetry streams and CDR feeds across disconnected BSS/OSS stacks — systems never designed to feed autonomous commercial decisions in real time.

The consequence is measurable: 3–5% of revenue leaks annually through mis-priced bundles, late churn intervention, and unreconciled partner settlement gaps across roaming and MVNE clearinghouses. For a $1B revenue operator, that is $30–50M in recoverable margin per year. Vorqo recovers it.

$72B→$156B

BSS/OSS market 2025→2034

IMARC Group, 2026 · 9% CAGR

$4.7B→$88B

AI in telecom market 2025→2034

Fortune Business Insights, 2026 · 38% CAGR

↓9% YoY

Amdocs revenue trend as it launches aOS — category validated, market in transition

Omdia / Analysys Mason, 2026

Competitive Position

Pure middleware. 100% vendor-agnostic.

In February 2026, Amdocs — the $4.5B incumbent with 14–16% of global telecom software spend — launched aOS, an agentic operating system for telecoms. This validates the category at scale. But aOS is tightly coupled to Amdocs' own CES26 BSS/OSS suite, forcing operators to deepen proprietary vendor lock-in precisely when they are under the most margin pressure. That creates an immediate and structurally durable opening for a vendor-agnostic alternative.

The Structural Difference

Open middleware versus proprietary ecosystem lock-in

Unlike legacy telecom software suites that deliver agentic tools locked to their proprietary BSS/OSS pipelines, Vorqo is a vendor-agnostic middleware substrate. We connect to any combination of Amdocs, Oracle, Ericsson, or custom infrastructure via TM Forum Open API-compliant secure APIs — in weeks, not years — independent of any incumbent's roadmap or licensing model.

Proprietary Agentic Suites (incl. Amdocs aOS)

Tools locked to vendor's own BSS/OSS stack

Deepens existing vendor contracts

Deployment measured in months to years

Operator cedes AI roadmap to incumbent

Commercial workflows bundled into platform deals

Vorqo

Any BSS/OSS stack — Amdocs, Oracle, Ericsson, NetCracker, or custom

No vendor dependency — TM Forum Open API-compliant integration

Deployed in weeks — pilot to live in under 30 days

Operator retains full control of data, agents, and commercial logic

Focused exclusively on the commercial revenue orchestration layer

Technical Architecture

From raw telco data to autonomous commercial execution

Vorqo ingests live data via a TM Forum Open API-compliant secure gateway and routes it through a multi-agent orchestration engine. Each Commercial Agent executes continuously, feeding results back into BSS/OSS systems via API callbacks. TM Forum compliance (TMF630 and related standards) is contractually required by operators from all BSS/OSS vendors — ensuring no incumbent can unilaterally revoke third-party API access.

Vorqo Data Flow & Execution Architecture

CDR & Mediation

Call Detail RecordsMediation DevicesUsage Event Streams

BSS / Billing

Subscriber ProfilesBilling LogsPricing Catalogue

OSS / CRM

CRM TelemetryNetwork Event FeedsPartner Settlement Data

TM Forum Open API Gateway · Read-Only Ingestion · No Core System Changes

Vorqo Multi-Agent Orchestration Engine

Churn AgentSubscriber telemetry
→ retention callback

Pricing AgentCDR streams
→ catalogue update

Settlement AgentMVNE/roaming feeds
→ BSS correction

GTM AgentKPI monitoring
→ offer deployment

Autonomous API Callback Execution · BSS/OSS Write-Back · Audit Trail

Commercial Outcomes

Churn InterventionsPricing AdjustmentsSettlement Corrections

BSS/OSS Write-Back

Amdocs · OracleEricsson · NetCrackerCustom Stacks

Reporting & Audit

Revenue ImpactDecision LogsCompliance Trail

Zero rip-and-replace. Vorqo reads from and writes back to existing infrastructure. Core billing and network systems remain untouched.
TM Forum Open API · TMF630 Compliant

Agentic Workflows

Cash-flow critical workflows. Executed autonomously.

Each Vorqo workflow targets a specific revenue leakage category — replacing manual analytical cycles with continuous autonomous execution at a cadence no analyst team can match.

Autonomous Churn Mitigation

Before: Analysts review weekly churn cohorts — by which point the subscriber has already churned or is beyond cost-effective recovery.

Vorqo's Churn Agent continuously ingests real-time subscriber event telemetry streams, detects pre-churn signatures, calculates pricing elasticity per at-risk segment, selects the optimal retention bundle, and triggers the callback directly into the legacy CRM and billing system via API — before the subscriber reaches a human analyst queue.

Autonomous Pricing Execution

Before: Pricing teams run quarterly reviews based on lagged CDR analysis processed through mediation devices.

Vorqo's Pricing Agent ingests live CDR streams directly from mediation devices, calculates pricing elasticity by segment in real time, selects the optimal bundle, and pushes the update back into the billing catalogue via API callback — recovering margin lost to static quarterly cycles without analyst intervention.

Autonomous Partner Settlement

Before: Revenue assurance teams manually reconcile cross-carrier settlement data across roaming and MVNE clearinghouses — weeks per cycle.

Vorqo's Settlement Agent ingests feeds from roaming and MVNE clearinghouses, reconciles cross-carrier records against billing logs, calculates variance, and triggers correction entries into the BSS settlement module via API — eliminating the leakage that accumulates between manual runs.

Autonomous Go-to-Market Orchestration

Before: Commercial teams manually coordinate campaign triggers and offer deployments across siloed BSS and CRM systems.

Vorqo's GTM Agent monitors KPI feeds across BSS and CRM, identifies offer deployment opportunities, selects the optimal campaign per segment, and executes offer activation via direct API callbacks into the billing and CRM stack — at a cadence no manual team can replicate.

Why Vorqo

Built by operators. For operators.

The moat operates on two levels.

Distribution: Vorqo enters markets with existing operator relationships built across seven launches — removing the cold-start problem that delays most enterprise software by 12–18 months. The first pilot conversation does not require a cold introduction.

Engineering: The deeper technical challenge is not agent logic — it is building a normalisation layer that harmonises real-time CDR streams, subscriber event telemetry, and settlement data simultaneously across heterogeneous Amdocs, Oracle, Ericsson, and custom BSS/OSS schemas without latency or data loss. That cross-vendor data harmonisation problem, solved at production scale across seven real operator environments, is what a well-funded team of senior AI engineers cannot replicate in 18 months from the outside. The workflow blueprint took two decades to acquire. It does not exist in any dataset.

operator commercial engines built from zero across GCC, Europe, South Asia, and the Americas

1M+

subscribers on a single MVNO launch — Best MVNO Start-Up 2023

$250M

in commercial and operational value delivered across 15 markets

30+

markets operated across 4 continents

Encoded operator knowledge, not consultancy. Every workflow Vorqo automates was stress-tested across real operator environments — from start-up MVNOs to multi-market tier-one telecoms. The system embeds what works in production.
Global operator network. Built across seven launches in GCC, Europe, South Asia, and the Americas — warm relationships that remove the cold-start problem which delays most enterprise deployments by 12–18 months.
TM Forum Open API-compliant integration. Operators contractually require TMF630 compliance from all BSS/OSS vendors — meaning no incumbent can unilaterally revoke Vorqo's API access without losing operator contracts.
Focused exclusively on the commercial revenue layer. While incumbents bundle agentic tools into broader platform deals, Vorqo does one thing: recover the 3–5% that leaks through unexecuted commercial workflows. Narrow focus. Deep execution.