We are thrilled to share the news that we now have Hydra Billing 6.2. Let’s see what you get with the new version. New time interval specifications We have totally reconsidered time interval specifications. Various time interval settings could now be used both in basic contracts and in individual price specifications! Interval descriptions are now […]

We have added new widgets in Service Provider Console, an option of manually managing new charge logs issuing and service statuses, and improved the VLAN search engine.

Hydra 5.1 is out just a few months after the release of version 5.0. We spent a few years of work preparing it, and it’s biggest since the release of a new provisioning module in Hydra 4.0 in 2015.

As always new Hydra is even faster and more stable than before, and, most importantly, has a handful of new features. Dealers The most important new feature of Hydra 5 is Dealers. A large number of providers are working with partners. Hydra 5 provides you with convenient tools for that. We added a new subject […]

Today we are releasing Hydra Billing v4.1.3. With it, your employees and customers can save their time. We have done a big job on the system’s stability and performance, and have added a couple of new integrations.

Teleport has been providing individuals with access to digital cable TV, Internet and home telephone in the city of Lobnya near Moscow since 2008. Over the eight years of work, the telecom operator has gained some 10,500 active customers, most of whom watch digital TV.
Why and how this operator switched to Hydra Billing read in this post.

The new version of Hydra Billing traditionally comes with further marketing features. Meet our new contract price plans!
Other minor improvements simplify the integration of Hydra with external systems.

During the years working on the Hydra billing system for service providers, we’ve done over 100 launches and were convinced we had optimized everything — but there’s always room for improvement.
Reality has taught us to be faster, more reactive and better at improving. This is what we learned when we had to complete a project for a relatively big customer in record time. Today, we’ll share this insight with you.

As an outcome of a project aimed to introduce a business processes automation system, company executives always expect to see a tangible result: satisfied clients who spend more. But this is by no means always the case, and a considerable part of the automation projects eventually fails. Let’s talk about why this happens and how such an unfortunate ending can be prevented.

Service providers who, for whatever reason, decide to change their current billing solution, are to make a choice between migrating on their own or seeking help from third-party developers. The 1st case always supposes migration to be implemented in a half-manual mode – it is a single operation and there’s no point in automating it. […]