A governed, auditable data foundation for regulatory workloads: every record validated, enriched and traced from source system to report. Built for the data behind subscriber privacy, SIM registration, number portability, regulator returns and the operator's mobile-money business.
The pressureSubscriber registration, privacy and new AI rules all ask the same question: where did this number come from?
Why it matters to an operator executiveRegulators and auditors expect operators to trace a reported figure back to source. Built-in lineage turns that from a quarter-end fire drill into a query — and lowers the cost of every submission.
Highlighted: the stages this use case changes. See how our services map to it →
The fraud and revenue-assurance use cases come together in the SENTINEL command centre →
We start from the KPI an executive owns, not from the technology — then work back to the decisions, data and agents that move it.
Regulatory obligation map and value case
Control and data-ownership model; critical data elements
Lineage and DQ on priority reports; evidence agents
Data owners and compliance using evidence packs
More reports and regulations; governance operations
Same five phases on every engagement; the pilot (phase 3) runs on your data with your team. How the methodology works →
Operators report to telecom, privacy and — for mobile money — financial regulators. The data behind those returns is stitched together from BSS, OSS, CRM, wallet and partner systems, often by hand. When a figure is questioned, tracing it back to source takes days, and fixing a quality issue means re-running the whole chain.
This accelerator puts compliance data on the governed Data Fabric: validated and enriched on the way in, traced at every hop, and monitored by data-quality rules with named owners — so reports are reproducible and questions can be answered in minutes.
The same stages you see in the live lineage data below.
Records arrive from source systems in their native formats.
Formats, codes and identifiers are standardised.
Field-level data-quality rules pass, warn or fail each record.
Reference and subscriber context is added and recorded.
Regulatory rules and screening run on the enriched record.
Report-ready data leaves with its full lineage attached.
Each panel below is drawn from the platform APIs on this site. The lineage sample covers the payment and mobile-money flows in the demo dataset.
| Rule | Type | Source | Processed | Failed | Pass rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Agents watch quality, trace lineage and draft the paperwork; data owners and compliance officers approve what goes to a regulator.
Runs validation rules, spots failing sources and opens issues with the data owner.
Answers "where did this figure come from?" with the full path from source field to report cell.
Assembles returns and the evidence pack; a compliance officer signs off before submission.
Human sign-off requiredA short reading of the panels above, written the way we would brief an operator executive after a first look at their data.
Lineage is captured at every pipeline stage — ingestion, enrichment, normalisation, compliance check and output — and the few runs that fail at each stage can be traced to their source. Data-quality rules pass at high rates overall; the weakest are the correlation and enrichment rules that join records across systems.
One priority report traced end to end, with owner sign-off and an evidence pack you could hand to an auditor.
Any reported figure can be traced to its source records and the rules applied on the way, without a reconciliation project.
Failing rules point to the system and owner responsible, so issues are fixed once instead of patched in every report.
The same governed, traced data feeds revenue assurance, fraud and customer models — and the agents that use them.
Most operators start with one regulatory return and the data domains behind it.
Pick the return, map critical data elements, owners and today's controls.
1-2 weeksConnect sources, switch on lineage and DQ rules, and reproduce the return with full traceability.
30-45 daysAdd returns and domains; extend the catalogue and ownership model across BSS and OSS.
SprintsDataOps and governance operations under agreed SLAs through Managed Services.
Managed serviceTell us which report takes longest to defend. We'll propose a 30-45 day pilot to make it traceable.