Inabler's offer.

Our arrangement is designed so that you, as an MVNO, will have the opportunity to have everything, just enough, or the basic offer. By having a scalable product, you choose what your business should do while Inabler does the rest.

Billing and financing
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Invoicing
Every month we export an invoice file from your customer system and generate invoices together with a factoring partner.
Financing
Contract leverage, an advance payment of the value of the contract, can be used to cover major financial costs (hardware/wages/other expenses) at the start of the contract.
Debt collection
Reminder management and debt collection requirements are handled by factoring partners.
Legal aid
If you end up in a position where you need legal advice and help, we will help. Legal assistance can apply to everything from establishing general conditions and agreements to individual customer cases.
Accounting
Your accounting can be outsourced partially, per hour or entirely.
Customer service and administration
Customer service
You can use Inabler's competent customer service for your own end customers when needed. Customer service outsourcing can be done for certain segments or complete outsourcing.
Letter dispatch
SIM and letter dispatch is entirely done by Inabler, along with your branded material, for professionalism and good looks.
Handling of porting
Porting (number porting) can be a time-consuming process and is one of the most important things an operator needs to spend time on.
Answering service
You as an operator and your end customers can use Inabler's response service. Answering service is a backup when you cannot handle the flow of incoming calls yourself, or use when you are not available.
PBX
Host your own PBX platform or let Inabler do it for you.
CRM
Use a CRM platform tailored for telecom and MVNOs.
Workshops and education
Inabler helps with on-site training, available to both you and your customers.
Marketing and brand
Brand profile
Let us bring out your brand from scratch and answer the most crucial questions in marketing - why, how and what.
Graphic profile and design
Inabler helps develop a graphic profile that sets the tone for your brand and creates an approach that suits your target group.
Frequently asked questions.

How long is the delivery time of an MVNO?

Estimated time from ordering an MVNO until launch date is approximately 3 months.

From the day that you decide to launch an MVNO, we pick up the pace. After our first contact the flow looks as follows, depending on specific needs and your own desired launch date.

Planning and strategy

We evaluate your business plan and wanted product offering. We set up a common plan - and you decide the name of your MVNO.

Design and development

We design and develop your products and services, and sign the necessary third party agreements for your operation.

Testing and delivery

The first subscriptions and SIM cards are now ready and are being tested in the network. After testing, you are ready to officially launch as the newest mobile operator on the market.

Why start an MVNO?

Operating an MVNO means you have full control of your products, offers, and customer base. You are free to choose your own marketing, customer group, niche, products, services, campaigns, pricing and lots more. In comparison to being a reseller in telecom, the biggest focus while operating an MVNO is nurturing existing customers and building a strong brand.

Why Inabler?

Inabler employees have years of experience in the telecom industry, actively working in the reseller branch, launcing and operating MVNOs, telemarketing, field sales and customer service.

In short words, we are seeing, and have seen, MVNO operations from different perspectives when it comes to marketing, sales and customer service. By applying this to your business, you get an advantageous head start as the newest MVNO on the telecom scene.

Do you get full access to the network?

As an MVNO, your end users are accessing an existing network provider's system. Inabler's service provider agreement states that all MVNO's end users get the exact same capacity as the network provider's own end users.