Aipix – Software Platform for Telecom and Internet Service Providers to launch VAS
Start earning from cloud Value-Added-Services in just 7 days
Aipix Global – the only platform Telecoms and ISPs need
For rapid launch and monetization of the most demanded Value-Added-Services. Designed for telcos of any size and location
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For whom?
Aipix is designed to support the expansion goals of large-scale service providers
Telecom company
ISP
MNO
Cloud service provider
System integrator
Intercom provider
Internet service
providers
Maximize the value of fiber infrastructure with scalable VSaaS services and recurring revenue streams:
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Increase ARPU
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Grow loyalty and reduce churn
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Increase core service penetration
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Maximize ROI on fiber infrastructure
Intercom & security
providers
Move beyond traditional access control with cloud video and BLE keyless access to create new customer value and revenue:
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Build recurring cloud revenue
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Improve user experience with keyless entry
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Differentiate with a unified security offering
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Increase value with bundled video and access
All-in-one software solution
One installation for a range of subscription-based offerings
Why Aipix VAS
Platform
is the ideal solution for Telecom Operators and Internet Service Providers
Rapid time-to-market
Start from 7 days for all subscribers segments – B2C, B2B and B2G
Multi-tenant architecture
Scale with flexibility and security, tailored to every tenant’s needs
Open API integration
Incorporate with existing third-party systems like BSS/OSS, billing, etc.
On-premise deployment
On-prem or hybrid deployment on own infrastructure for full control
White label option
Get own Mobile App, Web and Desktop solution under your brand
What the result
Aipix drives proven results from Value-Added-Services for Telecoms and ISPs
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Customer loyalty
+
5 VAS
For strategic portfolio
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30%
In revenue from new VAS
+
50%
In ARPU and net additions
Proven in live telecom environments
What our partners say
about running cloud-VAS with the Aipix Software Platform
"Since the pilot implementation, we’ve been impressed by the Aipix platform’s high performance and ease of use. Aipix support team was helpful and responsive from the start. Integration into our infrastructure was smooth and then each system update was successful without any disruptions. It confirmed the platform’s stability and gives us confidence that Aipix is a reliable solution for services based on smart video surveillance services."
— Telecom company, Latin America
“We needed a solution that could be integrated into our existing infrastructure and work reliably and found Aipix. Our collaboration during the launch project was really effective. Their team provided us with consistent technical guidance. It makes a deployment process with all the integrations truly stable and successful. We are confident about further expansion of cloud video surveillance project with additional AI analytics features.”
— Internet Service Provider, Africa
"We were looking for unified software for intercom and video surveillance services to expand our VAS portfolio. We started with Aipix’s pilot testing in a residential area. It went seamlessly, with a clear migration and prompt technical support throughout the process. We highly recommend Aipix when you want to scale your VAS offering without large initial investments and with minimal operational complexity."
— Regional Fiber Provider, Central Asia
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Achieve your Telecom goals with Aipix support: from deployment to provisioning, tech assistance and marketing
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Frequently Asked Questions About AIPIX
What are the benefits of a White Label cloud video surveillance platform
for telecom providers?
for telecom providers?
A White Label platform allows telecom and service providers to launch cloud video surveillance
and other security services under their own brand. They can do this without developing the
entire software ecosystem from scratch.
With AIPIX, providers can build branded services around:
- cloud video surveillance with archive
- video analytics
- access control and related scenarios
The platform also supports: service packaging, subscriber self-service, integration with billing
and service lifecycle management.
This approach keeps the customer relationship under the provider’s control while expanding the
portfolio with recurring digital services. Instead of offering a third-party application, the
provider can launch its own security VAS, adapt it to local market requirements and add new
services as customer demand grows.
Why is on-premises deployment important for telecom operators launching cloud video surveillance as
a service?
For many telecom operators, infrastructure control, data ownership and local storage are
critical when launching cloud video surveillance services.
AIPIX can be deployed on-premises within the operator’s own infrastructure. This allows video
recordings and service data to remain in an operator-controlled environment.
This approach can help meet:
- data-localization requirements
- privacy and digital-sovereignty requirements
- stricter security policies for B2B, enterprise and public-sector customers
At the same time, subscribers still get the convenience of a cloud-style service, including:
remote access, mobile applications, centralized management, video archive, analytics. As a
result, operators can combine the convenience of cloud-based services with greater control over
where the platform and video data are hosted.
Why is multi-tenancy important for scalable video surveillance as a service?
Multi-tenancy is important when providers want to scale security services beyond
individual projects. It allows them to serve multiple subscribers, businesses
and customer groups from a common platform environment.
For telecom operators, ISPs and cloud providers, a multi-tenant approach means
they do not need to deploy and operate a separate software platform for every
customer. Instead, they can use one centralized environment to launch repeatable
services across:
- B2C customers
- SMBs
- enterprise customers
Aipix is built around a scalable, multi-tenant VAS model that supports
large subscriber bases and multiple customer environments. Providers can
maintain centralized control while serving different customers
from the same platform.
This makes multi-tenancy especially valuable for providers that want
to turn video surveillance from a project-based solution into a recurring
digital service. They can then expand the service across customer segments
and markets as the business grows.
Why should telecom operators and ISPs start a new video surveillance
service with a pilot?
service with a pilot?
A pilot allows a telecom operator or ISP to test a new security service with real users
before committing to a full-scale infrastructure and integration project.
During the pilot, the provider can evaluate:
- customer demand and onboarding
- tariff plans and service packages
- technical and operational requirements
- infrastructure needs for future growth
This helps answer key commercial and technical questions before making significant investments.
Aipix supports a phased rollout model. Providers can start with a compact environment
for initial validation. Once the business case is proven, they can expand the
deployment by adding media, archive and analytics capacity as demand grows.
This makes multi-tenancy especially valuable for providers that want
to turn video surveillance from a project-based solution into a recurring
digital service. They can then expand the service across customer segments
and markets as the business grows.
This creates a lower-risk way to enter a new VAS category:
- Start with a controlled pilot.
- Validate customer demand and service requirements.
- Scale the infrastructure as the business grows.
How does AIPIX help telecom operators launch new VAS faster and improve time to market?
Launching a new digital service traditionally requires product development,
infrastructure preparation, system integration and subscriber onboarding.
Aipix provides many of these building blocks in a ready-to-use platform environment.
Providers can use:
- White Label interfaces
- subscriber self-service
- tariff plans and service packages
- integration of payment-related functionality
- different device onboarding scenarios
Aipix also supports a wide range of IP cameras from leading global manufacturers.
Aipix Bridge and cameras with an embedded Aipix Agent provide additional connectivity
options for different network environments.
This helps providers move faster from a service idea to a pilot, first subscribers
and commercial validation. Deeper OSS/BSS integration can then be added as the service
matures, instead of becoming a prerequisite for the initial launch.
For telecom operators and ISPs, this means a shorter time to market and a faster way
to test whether a new security VAS can generate recurring revenue.
Why are regular software updates important for cloud video surveillance
and security service providers?
and security service providers?
A cloud security service is not a static product. Customer expectations, network
environments, device connectivity and service scenarios change over time. Providers
therefore need a platform that can evolve with their business.
Aipix is developed through regular product releases that expand functionality and
improve existing capabilities. This allows providers to introduce new features without
replacing the entire solution.
As customer requirements grow, providers can expand from basic cloud video surveillance to:
- video analytics
- access-related services
- video analytics
- other security VAS
Regular software development also helps protect the long-term value of the service
platform. Providers can keep expanding their security portfolio as customer needs and
market conditions change.
This creates a foundation for long-term service development while helping providers
keep their security offerings relevant and competitive.
