1. A real task exists
The host operator creates the work that needs a partner action.
How it works
One process both operators can see and move forward.
AllProve does not replace the roaming relationship with automation. It gives both sides a shared operational layer for the work that has to happen between them.
1
Set up the partner and scope
Bring in operator profile data, relevant contacts, agreement context and the capability or rollout you want to work on.
2
Assign work and bring the partner in
Create the real task first, then invite the person who needs to act. Guest collaboration lets the process start without waiting for a full organization rollout.
3
Exchange what testing needs
Coordinate SIM cards, test requests, files and prerequisites. Active work stays visible; completed logistics move to history.
4
Run IREG / TADIG with evidence
Execute the test, capture observations and measurements, exchange evidence, resolve issues and keep the discussion attached to the process step it belongs to.
5
Make a launch decision from verified state
Compare what is required, what the partner publishes and what was actually observed. Approvals stay tied to the state that was reviewed.
Collaboration without the adoption deadlock
The partner can join before becoming a customer.
Traditional B2B tools often require both companies to buy and configure the platform before collaboration starts. AllProve is designed the other way around: the work itself can be the onboarding path.
2. The partner joins in context
The invite opens the right process and makes the next expected action clear.
3. Adoption grows from useful work
The partner can experience the workflow before deciding how broadly to use AllProve internally.
Start from a real bilateral workflow.
No giant transformation project required. Pick a partner, a capability and the process that currently causes the most coordination work.