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The platform
Brivas is a real carrier stack, not an API veneer over someone else's network. Below are the seven backend capability groups that make up the CPaaS — each a GA shared service with a machine-readable OpenAPI contract, real method+path endpoints, and a deep-dive of its own. Together they carry the call from the SIP register to the rated CDR, screen it for fraud on the same plane, charge it against a live wallet, and record it under a scan gate.
Capability map
Each card is a real shared service with its documented operation count. Open one for the deep-dive: what it does, its sub-capabilities, the real endpoints, a worked example and where it sits in the architecture.
Least-cost interconnect, SIP session border, STIR/SHAKEN and SS7↔SIP — on a switch we run.
SCE flow engine, programmable-voice verbs, PBX, ACD queues and USSD subscriptions above the rails.
One governed send plane: SMSC routing, protocol split, DLR correlation and OTT session-window economics.
VoxGuard A2P, ACM voice anti-masking, telecom FMS and usage-to-cash RA — guard-railed, reversible.
Exactly-once CDR ingest, leg correlation, rate decks with billed-second rounding, durable spool and re-rating.
OCS multi-bucket prepaid wallets on the hot path, time-of-day rating, invoicing and dunning.
Call-recording governance, transcode, ABR profiles, HLS/DASH manifests and DRM playback sessions.
Per-group operation counts are the documented endpoint totals in each service's API reference; 60 services / 1,420 operations is the StratoGroup platform total.