Cloud billing software
As businesses grow, they often find that the inflexibility of their billing system is holding them back. Enterprises turn to Aria when they’ve outgrown their basic billing capabilities and are looking to scale, reduce churn and increase their reach into new market segments. Over 150 of the world’s largest enterprises have been deployed on Aria, including market leaders Experian, Fastly, Arlo, Subaru, Hootsuite and Verisure.
Aria Customers
benefits
Connect to any source of account information: CRM, eCommerce, or CPQ. Represent your customers’ complex business structures, deep hierarchies, geographies, or collections of devices.
Manage your offers, bundles and discounts in a flexible, open and centralized product catalog that is easy to define and maintain. Enable offers to be personalized to support negotiated and configured selling.
Enhance products and services with new business models. Access new markets with usage-based and consumption-based services. Grow your total available market.
Automatically compute the correct bill, based on subscription or contracted terms. Bill on any time frequency.
Automatically compute, invoice and collect the correct tax. Sync invoices, payments, credits and debits with General Ledger.
Accept many payment methods, including credit cards, without risk or the expense of PCI compliance. Automate collections and dunning to reduce revenue leakage.
Generate reports of MRR, ARR, ACV, churn and more with your favorite BI tool. Combine revenue data with other data in a data lake.
Automate and integrate subscriptions, invoices and payments, with service provisioning, notifications, stakeholders, systems and machine-to-machine.
Easily adapt a general monetization platform
to your business processes. Starter applications are customized and supported at the same platform SLA.
Use Aria Billie™, a proactive and assistive AI solution, to scale productivity and personalization. Aria Billie supports Aria users—from customer service agents to product managers—and end-customers as a self-care natural language bot.
As part of its growth strategy, leading global data and technology company Experian acquires new businesses from all corners of the globe. Each new acquisition comes with its own billing system and processes, which range from complex spreadsheets dependent on manual processes, to in-house built systems, to off-the-shelf solutions. Each new billing system is another platform that Experian needs to support, maintain, and align.
Experian recognized early on that managing all these different billing systems would result in inefficiencies, inconsistencies, and increased risk, so they set out to find a new billing platform to replace their existing platforms. Read the case study to understand:
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