Yazh (Yaal), our Integration Gateway, pulls a single billing record from a legacy system or archive into your billing system on demand. Older history stays archived until it is needed.
The Problem
Old Billing Records Are Either in the Way or Out of Reach
Carriers moving to a new billing system must decide what to do with years of billing history. Migrating all of it is expensive, but leaving it behind makes it hard to access.
Billing History Stays in the Legacy System
Approaches that move only open balances leave historical transactions behind, so staff must go to the legacy system for records and statements.
Payment Plans Have to Match
Matching payment plans must exist in both systems before legacy billing records can be created in the new one.
Billing Logic Differs Between Systems
Each system calculates premiums, commissions and discounts differently, so teams must decode the logic by hand before reconciling and loading a record.
The Solution
How does InsOps Help?
Yazh (Yaal) Brings Legacy Billing Records Over When They Are Needed
Pull One Billing Record When It Is Needed
A team or system sends a single legacy record only when someone needs it in your billing system.
Understands Billing Data
LiLa recognizes the same premium, commission or discount across systems, even when fields or calculations differ. It works with inconsistent data without upfront cleanup.
Mapped Once, Confirmed by a Person
LiLa suggests the mapping the first time a payload arrives. A person confirms it, and later payload changes are edited in the portal.
Value Translation
Yazh (Yaal) converts legacy codes into the values your billing system expects.
Test Calls and Secured Requests
You can test the route before go-live. Every request passes through a firewall, authentication, authorization, and validation.
Every Record on One Dashboard
Teams see each request, response and error in one place.
FAQ
When does it make sense to bring over a single billing record?
Do we have to migrate our billing history first?
Who confirms the mapping?
How is this different from batch and big-bang migration?