Abstract: A Telecom Monitoring and Analysis System (TMAS) can be utilized to automatically collect and analyze session logs for troubleshooting a session degradation and/or a session failure within a telecommunications network. The TMAS may receive an access request from an authorized user for purposes of troubleshooting a session degradation/failure associated with a particular subscription with an operator of the telecommunications network. The authorized user may provide an identifier associated with the subscription, and the TMAS can then query one or multiple dedicated monitoring systems for past session logs associated with the identifier. Upon receipt of the past session logs, the TMAS may generate, without user intervention, a report, based at least in part on the past session logs, the report including session degradation and/or failure information. The past session logs and/or the generated report may be sent to a user device of the authorized user.

Abstract: A Telecom Monitoring and Analysis System (TMAS) can be utilized to automatically collect and analyze session logs for troubleshooting a session degradation and/or a session failure within a telecommunications network. The TMAS may receive an access request from an authorized user for purposes of troubleshooting a session degradation/failure associated with a particular subscription with an operator of the telecommunications network. The authorized user may provide an identifier associated with the subscription, and the TMAS can then query one or multiple dedicated monitoring systems for past session logs associated with the identifier. Upon receipt of the past session logs, the TMAS may generate, without user intervention, a report, based at least in part on the past session logs, the report including session degradation and/or failure information. The past session logs and/or the generated report may be sent to a user device of the authorized user.