Billing in NPR
Package prices, invoices, payments and reports are all in Nepalese rupees. The currency is set once on your ISP account.
For ISPs in Nepal
ISP billing software for providers in Nepal
ISPOpera runs billing, MikroTik and RADIUS control, payments and a customer app for your ISP, set up for Nepal: invoices in Nepalese rupees, automatic jobs on your local time and +977 phone numbers.
Set up for Nepal
What an ISP in Nepal gets on day one
ISPOpera is not a one-country product with the currency symbol swapped. Every ISP has its own country, currency and time zone, and the whole system follows them.
Your local time
The automatic jobs run on Nepal Time. Expired customers are handled at midnight, invoices are created at 6 AM and expiry reminders go out at 8 AM, where your customers are.
+977 phone numbers
Customers and staff log in with their phone number. Numbers are stored in international format, so a local number is read as a Nepal number.
Payments your way
Customers pay into your bank account and upload the slip from their app. You approve it and the customer is activated. Cash is recorded by your staff.
What it does
Everything an ISP runs on, in one system
Stop tracking payments in notebooks and disconnecting customers by hand. ISPOpera creates the invoices, applies the speeds, handles expiry and reminds customers.
Automatic billing
Recurring invoices are created every morning, with PDF invoices that carry your own logo.
MikroTik and RADIUS
Package speeds are applied as rate limits, and expired customers are taken off RADIUS automatically.
Customer app
Customers see their bill and usage, upload a payment slip and raise complaints from their phone.
Staff and resellers
Separate logins for your team and your resellers, with only the access you allow.
ISP billing software overviewHow to connect MikroTik to RADIUS billing
FAQ
ISP billing software in Nepal: common questions
Does ISPOpera work for ISPs in Nepal?
Yes. Every ISP on ISPOpera has its own country, currency and time zone. An ISP in Nepal bills its customers in Nepalese rupees (NPR), and expiry, invoices and reminders run on its local time.
Which currency are invoices in for an ISP in Nepal?
Nepalese rupees (NPR). The currency is set on your ISP account, and package prices, invoices, payments and reports all use it.
Which routers does ISPOpera work with in Nepal?
MikroTik routers, through RADIUS. Package speeds are sent to the router as rate limits, and customers whose package has expired are taken off RADIUS so they cannot connect again until they pay.
How do my customers in Nepal pay their bills?
Customers pay into your bank account and upload the slip from their app. You approve it, the invoice is marked paid and the customer is activated. Cash collected by your staff is recorded in a few seconds.
How do I start using ISPOpera in Nepal?
Press Join Now, choose “I run an ISP” and leave your name, your phone number with the +977 country code, and where your ISP operates. Our team contacts you and sets up your account with you.
Join now
Bring your ISP in Nepal to ISPOpera
Leave your details and our team will contact you to set up your account. Your existing customers can be imported from Excel with the usernames and passwords their routers already use.
- Invoices in Nepalese rupees from the first day
- Works with the MikroTik routers you already have
- Customer app included