Regional MVNO: standardising SMS lab tests across three hubs
A mid-sized MVNO replaced spreadsheets and ad-hoc handset checks with one SMS testing workspace—so engineering, roaming, and fraud teams share the same evidence.
CallVerifier watches every call, flags suspicious behaviour, and automatically captures high-resolution screenshots you can use to investigate spam, spoofing, and fraud in seconds.
We anonymise names, but the problems are real: roaming SMS fights, spoofed inbound at a bank, bulk Truecaller sweeps after a route change. Skim the short version here or read the long form.
A mid-sized MVNO replaced spreadsheets and ad-hoc handset checks with one SMS testing workspace—so engineering, roaming, and fraud teams share the same evidence.
A network quality team needed to burn down thousands of Truecaller-related lookups without hand-dialling each one—while still proving which provider × number combinations failed an...
A financial services group needed defensible records when customers reported spoofed numbers—not just “we checked the logs” but artefacts compliance could file with partners.
No “AI magic” checkbox here—just the workflows our customers actually bill time against: placing checks by hand, burning down SMS scenarios, and running bulk Truecaller jobs when the ticket count gets ugly.
Pick country, route, and destination, then watch the attempt like a human—not a black box. History sticks around so when someone asks “what did we try Tuesday night?” you’re not digging through CDR exports.
Fire test messages, compare how providers behave, and keep number inventory filtered the way NOC folks expect. It’s deliberately unglamorous work—we just try not to lose it in a shared drive.
Load a list, fan out jobs across number × provider pairs, and watch pending vs failed without refreshing a spreadsheet. Built for the weeks after a major route change—not for daily vanity metrics.
Happy path first. The grey boxes are anonymised themes from customer calls—not star ratings, not stock-photo quotes.
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Voice checks
“Can we stop losing verification notes in chat and random screenshots in email?” — paraphrased from several network QA teams.
Anonymised pattern; not a verbatim quote, rating, or endorsement.
Messaging lab
“We need one place carriers can open that isn’t a forwarded thread.” — recurring in messaging ops onboarding.
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Big lists
“After a route change we just need the bulk board to tell the truth about pending vs failed.” — typical fraud/QA bulk sprint.
Anonymised pattern; not a verbatim quote, rating, or endorsement.
Calls, SMS, and bulk each get their own corner of the UI. Sounds obvious until you’ve watched someone hunt through six bookmarks for the same Tuesday incident.
Select country, provider, and expected number using our intuitive step-by-step interface.
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Whether you're protecting customers, policing your network, or documenting abuse for legal action, CallVerifier gives you irrefutable visual evidence for every suspicious call.
We built CallVerifier after seeing telecom teams struggle to prove spam and fraud. Every screenshot, verification, and flag you see inside the product is the result of years helping carriers and enterprises trace spoofed numbers, shut down robocalls, and present airtight evidence to regulators.
Tell us about the abuse you're fighting—spoofed numbers, robocalls, banking scams—and we'll show you how CallVerifier screenshots can help.