Most ISPs in Kenya run MikroTik. A billing system made for MikroTik should make routers easier to run, not harder.
Quick linking
Linking a router should take minutes. In Purple Router you paste one WireGuard script into the MikroTik terminal and the router is linked.
Central RADIUS
PPPoE accounts should live in the billing system, not as secrets on each router. One login then works across your network.
Secure remote access
Lock down WinBox, API, SSH and web access so they only work through a secure tunnel, and manage routers with secure WebFig and WinBox access from the dashboard.
Backups and swaps
Router configurations should be backed up automatically. And when a router fails, you should be able to replace it and have customers log back in by themselves, with the same logins, plans and IPs.
Visibility
See which router each customer is on, who is online and who is paid up but offline, so you can fix problems before customers call.
Want to see a billing system built for Kenyan ISPs? See how Purple Router works.