Connectbase Bridges Proprietary Systems and Mplify Sonata Standards
Telecommunications providers often hit a financial wall when attempting to align with Mplify LSO Sonata standards, forcing expensive infrastructure overhauls. Boston-based Connectbase is now bypassing that hurdle by launching an orchestration and translation layer designed to map standardized API requests directly onto existing, proprietary provider systems.
The new capability functions as an intermediary, allowing service providers to participate in digital commerce without rebuilding their internal architecture. By automating the translation between Mplify standards and custom interfaces, Connectbase aims to slash integration costs and significantly reduce the time required to bring services to market. This approach preserves existing capital investments while enabling seamless communication within the broader Mplify ecosystem.
"Mplify interoperability is becoming an essential requirement across the industry, but achieving compliance shouldn't require providers to overhaul their infrastructure," said Ben Edmond, CEO and Founder of Connectbase. The platform allows buyers and sellers to transact using standardized LSO Sonata protocols while providers maintain their current backend workflows. By integrating with Connectbase, companies gain access to a wider network of partners and can expedite onboarding processes. These translation tools are currently available to all platform users, marking a shift toward reducing the friction that has historically slowed the adoption of automated, standardized connectivity workflows.
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