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Limiting calls at
inconvenient times

Informing the caller about the roaming callee current location and the local time there

Optional service,
respecting privacy

Voice messaging the caller in the local languages
of the country the Mobile Operator is servicing

Better managing
received calls

Inviting the caller to assume roaming charges or shortening the call, rather than rejecting it.

(26 countries)

Patent filing in
4 continents

As of today, 17 Grantings / Validations

Service Description

Announced Roaming Location (ARoL) Service – its main idea is to inform a caller, calling a roaming ARoL subscriber, about the country where she/he is roaming and the local time there. Also, the caller may be offered, in a specific case, the possibility of assuming roaming charges and the called ARoL subscriber will receive a free of charge call.

ARoL Value
Proposition

Basic Level

At its basic level, the caller is simply informed about the country where the called ARoL subscriber is roaming and the local time there. It does not matter if the caller and the called ARoL subscriber are subscribers of the same Mobile Operator or not. The option of assuming roaming charges in not offered to the caller.

Advanced Level

At its advanced level, in addition to be informed about the country where the called ARoL subscriber is roaming and the local time there, the caller is offered the option of assuming roaming charges – provided that both (the caller and the called ARoL subscriber) are subscribers of the same Mobile Operator.

Benefits for an
ARoL Subscriber

Reducing roaming spending when traveling

Limiting received calls at inconvenient times when traveling

Indirectly inviting the caller to shorten his call or, if possible, assume roaming charges

Benefits for a
Mobile Operator

Generating new revenue streams

Further enhancing customer retention and loyalty

Business Agreements

Only one Mobile Operator will have the privilege to offer ARoL service in the market it operates in, after acquiring EXCLUSIVE Ownership Rights.

No other Business Agreement could co-exist.

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A Mobile Operator may offer ARoL service in the market it operates in, after acquiring Ownership Rights for this.

Non-EXCLUSIVE Licensing Rights Business Agreement could co-exist.

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Only one Mobile Operator will have the privilege to offer ARoL service in the market it operates in, with quarterly EXCLUSIVE Licensing Rights fees.

No other Business Agreement could co-exist.

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A Mobile Operator may offer ARoL service in the market it operates in, with quarterly Licensing Rights fees.

Non-EXCLUSIVE Ownership Rights Business Agreement could co-exist..

For more details, contact us …

Latest News

Granting              15.08.2023
Publication        09.10.2021

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(August, 15th 2023)

The Canadian IP Office (CIPO) granted a patent (CA 3,077,727) for the application filed on the 9th of April 2020 and published on the 9th of October 2021. More…

Granting              06.07.2022
Publication    02.09.2020

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(February, 3rd 2023)

The China Intellectual Property Office (CNIPA) issued a patent (CN 111316682 B) for the
application filed on the 31st of March 2020 and published on the 2nd of September 2020.. More…

Granting              06.07.2022
Publication    02.09.2020

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(July, 6th 2022)

The European Patent Office (EPO) granted a patent (EP3701736) to the application filed on the 20th of
April 2020 and published on the 19th of June 2020. More…

Granting              21.06.2022
Publication    08.10.2020

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(June, 21st 2022)

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has issued a patent (US 11,368,833 B2) for the application filed on the 21st of April 2020 and published on the 8th of October 2020. More…

Worldwide

Patenting Process
In 26 Countries

By offering this service, we are targeting worldwide:

1 %

of the countries
on 4 continents

1 %

of the mobile
network operators

1 %

of the mobile
subscribers

All other mobile network operators in the other countries are encoraged to offer ARoL service to their subscribers without any formal agreement with the owner.