Network procurement
Base stations, routers, fiber, generators, batteries. Sanctions-aware import procurement, AFN/USD vendor payments, multi-level approvals.
Telecom ERP in Afghanistan, Odoo for operators, ISPs, and tower companies.
Odoo for the operational and financial backbone of Afghan telecom: network-equipment procurement, multi-site warehouse and SIM/CPE inventory, field-maintenance work orders, revenue-assurance reconciliation, and HR/payroll for distributed engineering teams. Built by the team behind a 500,000-employee national payroll rollout.
500K+
Employees · national-government Odoo HR rollout
20 yrs
Delivering ERP in Afghanistan
50+
ERP implementations across the region
In short
Odoo runs the operational and financial backbone of an Afghan telecom operator or ISP, network-equipment procurement, multi-site inventory, field-maintenance work orders, finance, and HR/payroll. It is not a billing or mediation system, but it integrates with the BSS/OSS that handles subscriber billing.
Delivered from Kabul
Odoo for operators, ISPs, and tower companies, delivered by senior teams based in Kabul, governed under ISO 12207 and ISO 27001. Twenty years of enterprise delivery in Afghanistan, including the 500,000-employee national-government Odoo HR rollout and Jobs.af. Engagements run from our Kabul office with regional support in Dubai and India.
- 500,000-employee Odoo HR engagement for a national government
- Jobs.af, Afghanistan's largest job-hunting platform, built by NETLINKS
- Clients include Da Afghanistan Bank, Afghanistan Payments System, AKDN, World Bank, UNDP
Telecom ERP in Afghanistan is mostly about assets, field operations, and revenue reconciliation.
An Afghan telecom operator, ISP, or tower company runs two software worlds. One is the billing and network stack, the BSS/OSS, mediation, and prepaid platforms that rate calls and data. The other is everything that keeps the business running underneath it: buying and tracking network equipment, dispatching field engineers to towers, paying hundreds or thousands of staff across provinces, and proving to Da Afghanistan Bank and the regulator that the numbers reconcile. Odoo is the second world. We are explicit about this: Odoo does not replace your charging system, and we will not pretend it does.
What Odoo does run well for Afghan telecom is the asset and procurement spine. Network gear, base stations, routers, fiber, generators, batteries, SIM and CPE stock, moves through multi-site warehouses from Kabul to regional hubs, often with sanctions-aware import procurement and AFN/USD dual-currency vendor payments. Field engineers raise and close maintenance work orders against specific tower sites, with parts consumption posted back to inventory. The result is an asset register and a maintenance history that survive an auditor's questions, not a spreadsheet that nobody trusts.
Engagement model: paid 2-4 week structured discovery to map your BSS/OSS, banking, and procurement landscape, then a written solution design and firm fixed-fee proposal. Mid-market Afghan operators and ISPs typically land in the $60-200K range for the operational/financial backbone plus integration; larger national-operator or tower-portfolio scopes are priced separately. Multi-year managed services follow.
What Odoo runs
What Odoo runs for Afghan telecom.
Multi-site inventory
SIM, CPE, and spare-parts stock across Kabul plus regional warehouses. Barcode moves, serialized tracking, reorder rules.
Field & maintenance
Work orders against tower and POP sites, engineer dispatch, parts consumption posted to inventory, preventive-maintenance schedules.
Revenue assurance
Reconciliation layer between the BSS/billing platform, distributor float, and Afghan banking settlement files. Leakage flagged automatically.
HR & payroll at scale
Distributed engineering and retail staff across provinces. Grade-based pay, allowances, leave, multi-cycle payroll proven at national scale.
Regulator & DAB reporting
Audit-ready trails, AFN-denominated financial statements, and reporting formats for the telecom regulator and Da Afghanistan Bank.
, Questions
Afghan telecom ERP, questions operators ask.
Does Odoo replace our billing or charging system?
No. Your BSS/OSS, mediation, and prepaid charging platforms keep rating subscribers. Odoo runs the operational and financial backbone, procurement, inventory, field maintenance, finance, HR/payroll, and integrates with the billing side for revenue assurance and GL posting. We are honest about that boundary.
Can you reconcile our prepaid revenue against the bank?
Yes. We build a reconciliation layer that ingests settlement and top-up files from the billing platform and matches them against Afghan banking infrastructure, flagging unreconciled deltas, distributor float, airtime-to-cash gaps, missing settlements. This is the same disciplined reconciliation we ran at 500K-employee payroll scale.
How do you handle multi-site network inventory across provinces?
Multi-warehouse Odoo with a Kabul primary and regional hubs. Serialized tracking for high-value gear (base stations, routers), barcode moves for SIM and CPE stock, reorder rules per site, and stock visibility tied to field work orders so parts consumption posts automatically.
Can field engineers update work orders from tower sites?
Yes. Odoo mobile and offline-capable clients let engineers close maintenance work orders, log parts used, and capture site condition from the field, syncing when connectivity returns, which matters given Afghan network realities.
Where is your team based?
NETLINKS Plaza, Street 6, Lane 3, Shar-e-naw, Kabul. Phone: 077-302-0101. Senior architects and engineers based in Kabul; regional backup from Dubai, India, US.
How do I get started?
30-min discovery → paid 2-4 week structured discovery → written solution design + firm fixed-fee proposal. Refundable against the implementation.
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