Abstract: The disclosed telecom information processing system and method thereof allows a telecommunications provider to enable its business and organisational customers to view, report on and analyse the expenses that have been billed (historical invoicing periods) or will be billed (real-time outstanding invoicing period) to the customer for their usage of telecommunications services (typically call charges and/or data charges and/or other charges) as agreed in their contractual arrangements, by directly ingesting call data records (CDRs) and data usage records from the network and calculating the correct invoicing based on records held in the software invention, defining those contractual arrangements.

Abstract: The disclosed telecom information processing system and method thereof allows a telecommunications provider to enable its business and organisational customers to view, report on and analyse the expenses that have been billed (historical invoicing periods) or will be billed (real-time outstanding invoicing period) to the customer for their usage of telecommunications services (typically call charges and/or data charges and/or other charges) as agreed in their contractual arrangements, by directly ingesting call data records (CDRs) and data usage records from the network and calculating the correct invoicing based on records held in the software invention, defining those contractual arrangements.

Abstract: A reseller exchange system (RES) that allows a telecommunications provider to market/sell products/services of a third-party provider to its customers is disclosed. The (RES) stores a product/service catalogue of one or more products/services of one or more third party providers and a database including one or more agreements between a telecommunications provider and at least one of one or more customers or one or more third party providers. Further, the RES communicates with disparately located one or more clients. The RES customizes billing details of the one or more products/services to be marketed and/or sold to the one or more customers using the one or more agreements. The RES is configured to override pricing of any product from any third party provider or to any customer on any transaction, as may be required in negotiations with the customer and/or third party provider.