ZANUS AI FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS — DATA CUSTODY

Subscriber data that stays subscriber data.

Call records, account files and usage data are exactly what regulators and subscribers expect you to guard. The architecture answers: isolated tenants, permissions to the field level, server-side redaction, a searchable audit trail — and CPNI-conscious handling throughout.

Get started

Private tenant or your own server · unlimited users · subscriber data isolated by architecture

One record per user: role, tags, and granular permissions over every domain of the system.

What it does

Minimum necessary, enforced

The server redacts what a role cannot see — a field contractor sees the site ticket, never the subscriber’s account history.

Every access, on the record

A searchable log of every audited action, with configurable categories: who saw which account, who changed what, when.

Your org, your walls

Five-level workgroups map markets, departments and contractor tiers; the on-premises option puts the whole system inside your facility, air-gap capable.

The audit that takes minutes, not weeks

When the question comes — from a regulator, an enterprise customer’s security team or your own counsel — the answer is a search away: access records, document trails, update history, all in one place.

Searchable audit trail
Automatic pre-update snapshots with rollback
USB updates for air-gapped deployments

Telecom software is sold per subscriber and per module — the OSS never quite talks to the BSS, and at 2 AM the NOC engineer is still digging through old fault tickets while the hold queue grows. Zanus AI: the subscriber-facing front office AND the network back office, unlimited users, flat price — subscriber data isolated in YOUR tenant or on hardware you own.

Questions, answered

Where does subscriber data live?

In your isolated tenant — never training outside models — or fully on-premises on hardware you own, physically incapable of internet exposure.

How do you handle CPNI and privacy rules?

The architecture is CPNI-conscious: isolation, field-level permissions, redaction and the audit trail are built in. Regulatory specifics are reviewed with your team during onboarding — bring your compliance officer to the demo.

Subscriber data that stays subscriber data.

What it does

The audit that takes minutes, not weeks

Questions, answered

See it working on YOUR network — the demo IS the product.