Every customer router,
managed from your desk
A truck roll to change a WiFi password is how small ISPs stay small. With the built-in TR-069 ACS, Iterative Billing configures and fixes customer routers and ONTs remotely, and lets customers change their own WiFi.
Their experience
What your subscribers see
WiFi changes in seconds
Customers change their WiFi name and password from the app or portal themselves.
Fixed without a visit
Reboots, settings and diagnostics are done remotely, the same day.
Your control room
What you see
Zero-touch setup
Customer routers and ONTs are configured automatically, including PPPoE or bridged WAN.
WiFi management
Set and change SSIDs and passwords remotely, with each customer’s WiFi settings kept on record.
Reboots, firmware and diagnostics
Reboot a device, update firmware and run diagnostics without leaving the office.
On the same platform
The ACS lives next to billing, RADIUS and the NOC, not in a separate tool.
How it works
- 1
Point devices at the ACS
Customer routers and ONTs register with the platform over TR-069.
- 2
Apply your defaults
WAN and WiFi settings are applied automatically as devices come online.
- 3
Hand WiFi to customers
Turn on WiFi self-service in the app and portal.
Questions operators ask
What is a TR-069 ACS used for by an ISP?
An auto-configuration server lets the ISP configure and manage customer routers and ONTs remotely: WAN settings, WiFi name and password, reboots, firmware and diagnostics, without visiting the customer.
Can customers change their own WiFi password?
Yes. On TR-069 managed devices, customers change the WiFi name or password from the self-care app or portal and the platform pushes the change to their router.
How is TR-069 priced elsewhere?
Splynx publishes its ACS server at $100 a month per 1,000 devices (splynx.com pricing, September 2026). In Iterative Billing the ACS is part of the same platform as billing and monitoring.
Run your network like a telco
Iterative Billing is application-only. Tell us about your network and we review it within one business day; approved networks start with a 3-day trial.
