HLR ( Home Location Register)

Efficient subscriber data management.

We offer various HLR mobile number validation services that let you optimize call data, boost the likelihood that one of your agents will connect, and increase the effectiveness of your operation.

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OneDial understands that every call counts in this market, and invalidated data loses time and money. Our HLR services are accessible via a bulk upload service or real-time API and validate international, and UK call data. Call us at xyz or email abc to learn more about our HLR Services.

What is an HLR?

The HLR database contains information about every active mobile network user, including their phone number, service eligibility, and history of number porting. When a mobile device connects to a network, a message switching center (MSC) will check the subscriber's contract restrictions by accessing the network provider's HLR and using the subscriber's International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) code. Remember that each mobile provider will have their own HLR if they offer services over 2G and 3G networks. For the same purpose, distinct databases exist for 4G and 5G networks. A subscriber will remain on the HLR of their operator until they cancel their contract or it expires. Each network provider has a unique HLR, which may take the shape of a number (10 or more) of physical database computers spread across many places that seem and function as a single unit from the outside. The system must be highly resilient since if the HLR breaks, many subscribers will be unable to use their phones.

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What exactly is the Home Location Register Lookup (HLR Lookup)?

The HLR Lookup service uses a dynamic connection to the network operator’s central HLR database to determine whether a particular subscriber is permitted to utilize the GSM core network.

Key Elements

  1. Real-time number verification for landlines and mobile phones
  2. improves operational effectiveness
  3. Boosts call productivity
  4. Simple to implement and carry through