Entitlement Configuration Server (ECS)
The Next Step Beyond Traditional Entitlement
Discover how Mobile Network Operators can extend their existing ECS and TS.43 infrastructure toward Silent Network Authentication, Number Verification, and the broader network API economy.
The Evolution of ECS
The Entitlement Configuration Server has long played a critical role in enabling services such as VoLTE,
VoWiFi, and eSIM activation. But as operators move toward network-based identity, Silent Network
Authentication, and GSMA Open Gateway / CAMARA APIs, the role of ECS is evolving.
So what does the next generation of ECS look like?
Download the brief to explore how Shabodi NetAware can extend the existing ECS foundation and
help operators move from traditional entitlement services toward a broader, monetizable network API
platform.
What’s Inside the Brief
The Shabodi NetAware Entitlement Configuration Server Brief examines the evolving role of ECS and the opportunity for operators to build on infrastructure they already have. Inside, you’ll discover:
Beyond eSIM
Understand where traditional Entitlement Configuration Servers fit today, and where their existing architecture can create limitations as operators expand into new network API use cases.12.
ECS & Silent Auth
Explore how TS.43-based entitlement and token flows can support newer authentication models, including Number Verification across different connectivity environments.
NV1 vs. NV2
Understand the two standardized approaches to Number Verification, why their underlying mechanisms differ, and where ECS-enabled token flows become important.
Path to Monetization
See how operators can start with high-value services such as Number Verification and expand toward SIM Swap, Location Verify, KYC Verify, and other APIs.
Deployment Models
Explore different ways operators can approach ECS modernization depending on their existing infrastructure, from extending an existing ECS to deploying a new environment.
NetAware Architecture
Get a closer look at how Shabodi NetAware can sit across layers to connect existing operator infrastructure with standardized API exposure.