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Account Management API

Provides standardized mechanism for the management of billing and settlement accounts, as well as for financial accounting (account receivable) either in B2B or B2B2C contexts

Agreement Management API

The Agreement API provides a standardized mechanism for managing agreements, especially in the context of partnerships between partners.

AI Management API Component Suite

The API Component Suite for AI Management defines the set of operations that should be offered in order that a Service Provider can govern Artificial Intelligence systems deployed at scale. Effective governance and management of AI must span the lifecycle from design through deployment and eventual withdrawal from service. However, the initial focus of the AI Management API is restricted to the in-life aspects of AI and in particular on the management of ‘model contracts’.

Alarm Management API

The Alarm Management API applies lessons that were learned in previous generations of similar APIs that were implemented in the Telecommunication industry, starting from ITU recommendations,, TM Forum OSS/J, MTOSI and TIP interfaces, NGMN alignment initiative between 3GPP and TM Forum interfaces, and the more recent ETSI work on requirements for NFV interfaces.

Appointment API

The appointment API provides a standardized mechanism to book an appointment with all the necessary appointment characteristics. The API allows searching of free slots based on parameters, as for example a party, then creating the appointment. The appointment has characteristics such as nature of appointment, place of appointment.

Communication API

Provides a capability to create and send communications, notifications, and instructions to Parties, Individuals, Organizations or Users.

Customer Bill Management API

This API allows operations to find and retrieve one or several customer bills (also called invoices) produced for a customer also allows operations to find and retrieve the details of applied customer billing rates presented on a customer bill.

Customer Management API

Provides a standardized mechanism for customer and customer account management, such as creation, update, retrieval, deletion and notification of events.

Entity Catalog Management API

The entity catalog is intended to provide any SID entity to consumers via a catalog, with its specification and policy providing governance over its content. The API provides management of the entity specifications and their associations thru CRUD operations.

General Test Artifact Management API

This API provides a standardized mechanism for the management of test artifacts that do not fall into the categories managed by TMF704, TMF705, TMF706, TMF707, or TMF709, such as binaries, jars, etc.

General Test Artifact Geographic Address Management API

Provides This API provides a standardized client interface to an Address management system. It allows looking for worldwide addresses. It can also be used to validate geographic address data, to be sure that it corresponds to a real geographic address. Finally, it can be used to look for a geographic address by: searching an area as a start (city, town ...), then zooming on the streets of this area, and finally listing all the street segments (numbers) in a street.mechanism for the management of test artifacts that do not fall into the categories managed by TMF704, TMF705, TMF706, TMF707, or TMF709, such as binaries, jars, etc.

Geographic Site Address Management API

Covers the operations to manage (create, read, delete) sites that can be associated with a customer, account, service delivery or other entities. This API defines a Site as a convenience class that allows easy reference to places important to other entities, where a geographic place is an entity that can answer the question “where?”

Provides a standardized client interface to an Address management system. It allows looking for worldwide addresses. It can also be used to validate geographic address data, to be sure that it corresponds to a real geographic address. Finally, it can be used to look for a geographic address by: searching an area as a start (city, town ...), then zooming on the streets of this area, and finally listing all the street segments (numbers) in a street.

Geographic Site

Partnership Type Management API

Standardized mechanisms for creating partnership types. It is one of the APIs involved in an onboarding process. Identifies a type of a partnership between parties, including the list of role types that are permitted (i.e Buyer, Seller, Developer). Role types may refer to agreement specifications to be signed by parties playing the role.
The API allows the retrieval, creation, update, and deletion of partnership type and its owned sub-resources.

Covers the operations to manage (create, read, delete) sites that can be associated with a customer, account, service delivery or other entities. This API defines a Site as a convenience class that allows easy reference to places important to other entities, where a geographic place is an entity that can answer the question “where?”

Partnership Type Management API

Standardized mechanisms for creating partnership types. It is one of the APIs involved in an onboarding process. Identifies a type of a partnership between parties, including the list of role types that are permitted (i.e Buyer, Seller, Developer). Role types may refer to agreement specifications to be signed by parties playing the role.
The API allows the retrieval, creation, update, and deletion of partnership type and its owned sub-resources.

Party Management API

Provides a standardized mechanism for party management such as creation, update, retrieval, deletion and notification of events.
Party can be an individual or an organization that has any kind of relationship with the enterprise.

Interaction Management API

A User Interaction captures information about past interactions in order to re-use it in future ones. This allows agents to serve users better by knowing the steps they went through. It also allows customers to see better the actions they have performed and how they interacted with us.